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Council extends curbside recycling agreement with Wayne Township Landfill with 2.5% annual increase

5888208 · October 7, 2025
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Summary

Council reviewed and approved an extension of the city’s recycling agreement with Wayne Township Landfill, which includes a 2.5% annual price increase and retains a revenue-sharing arrangement that returned $3,432 to the city last year.

The Lock Haven City Council reviewed and approved an extension of the curbside recycling agreement with the Wayne Township Landfill covering curb pickup and recycling center services.

Staff said the extension would raise the city’s payment to the landfill by 2.5% per year and would continue the revenue-sharing portion of the contract. Staff noted the revenue-sharing arrangement produced $3,432 in net returns to the city last year.

Council moved and approved the agreement extension at the meeting; staff recorded the motion as carried on the record. No amendments to the revenue-sharing language were discussed during the meeting.

Staff said the extension preserves curbside pickup and the recycling-center service arrangements under the existing contract framework.