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Owsley County enforces solid-waste billing policy; schedules tire collection and community events
Summary
Officials said the county continues to enforce cutoffs for unpaid solid-waste accounts, described payment-plan procedures, and announced a tire-collection event that will accept up to 1,000 passenger tires; a customer-appreciation event was also mentioned.
County officials reiterated that solid-waste service will be suspended for customers who do not pay and that service is restored when customers enter and keep a payment plan. The presenter said routine enforcement continues and described the cutoff process: if trash is not collected for two consecutive weeks, the account is flagged for cutoff until payment arrangements are made.
Officials also announced a tire-collection event that will accept up to 1,000 passenger tires but not semi or tractor tires; the presenter said arrangements are in place for the current year and that the county was awarded capacity for next year as well. A separate community event, described in the meeting as a customer-appreciation day at PRTC, was also announced; no firm backup date or relocation details were recorded beyond a weather-related contingency mention.
No formal policy change or new ordinance on solid-waste billing was recorded in the transcript; the meeting record reflects routine enforcement and event scheduling.
