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Board approves $25,000-a-year contract to clear city compost yard
3649731 · June 4, 2025
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The Madison Board of Public Works and Safety approved a contract with Grama to remove compost material at least twice a year for $25,000 annually, with a five-year renewal option and no extra charge in high-volume years.
The Madison City Board of Public Works and Safety on June 2 approved a contract with Grama to remove and process material from the city compost yard for $25,000 a year.
Chris Hale, director of facilities, streets and solid waste, said the contract will ensure the compost yard is cleared a minimum of twice a year and “gives us the renewal option for the next 5…
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