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Commissioners move toward consolidated dumpster strategy; county weighs options for increased dead-animal disposal demand
Summary
Garfield County commissioners discussed consolidating dumpsters in tourist areas, the county's subsidy of trash services, and options for handling an increase in dead-animal disposal tied to a new commercial butcher operation.
County commissioners discussed a plan to consolidate commercial dumpsters in populated tourism areas, explained the county’s ongoing subsidy of waste services, and flagged challenges in handling increased volumes of carcass disposal after a local butcher increased production.
Dumpsters and consolidation: Public works staff told commissioners that consolidating dumpsters to single compounds in towns such as Bryce Canyon City would reduce travel time for pickups and create equitable service across businesses. Commissioners said previous arrangements had left some businesses—such as the general store at Panguitch Lake—with preferential access to county pickup and they want a single, non-discriminatory policy. The county recommended moving city and business dumpsters to central compounds and only emptying…
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