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Recycling center to meet with commissioners to discuss household hazardous waste
Summary
Jeremy Johnson and Dave Perricone from the county recycling center will meet with commissioners to discuss household hazardous waste after a state review; commissioners said they expect recommendations and a proposed fee schedule.
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The Crawford County Commission was told a representative from the county recycling center will meet with commissioners to discuss household hazardous waste (HHW) operations after a consultant and the state review the facility and recommend changes.
The discussion matters because HHW operations must meet state requirements and any recommended changes could affect local schedules, fees and public access to hazardous‑waste disposal.
A staff member reported Jeremy Johnson, recycling center operator, and treasurer Dave Perricone will attend a meeting on Friday to review consultant findings and the state's recommendations. The county hopes to establish a schedule of fees and an approach similar to other recycling items already covered by formal price schedules. The staff member said the state will provide recommendations and that the county wants parity in fee schedules with other recycling services.
Discussion vs. decisions: the commission scheduled the meeting and requested staff and recycling center representatives present consultant recommendations and proposed fee schedules; no formal fee changes were adopted at this meeting.

