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Bonner County commissioners seek to shift tire‑disposal costs to users, consider limited free disposal days

3862768 · June 19, 2025
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Summary

During the solid‑waste budget review, commissioners and staff agreed in principle that tire disposal costs should be charged to users (rather than absorbed by county taxpayers) and discussed a possible program of limited free tire‑drop days to help residents manage costs.

Bonner County commissioners and solid‑waste staff agreed there's a clear budgetary case to shift the ongoing cost of tire disposal from the county general subsidy onto the users who dispose of tires, and they discussed options for a limited free tire‑drop day to help residents who cannot afford per‑tire charges.

At the budget meeting, staff said county tire disposal is costing the county roughly $85,000 a year and that third‑party disposal vendors charge rates typically in the range of $5–$6 per…

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