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Committee approves changing solid-waste expenditure authority to local managers; bill amended and passed out of committee
Summary
Senate Bill 24-32, establishing a solid waste management revolving fund and shifting expenditure authority to local management, passed the Fiscal Affairs Committee in amended form. The committee substituted resident DPW heads for mayors as expenditure managers and added technical clarifications.
The Senate Fiscal Affairs Committee voted April 9 to pass Senate Bill 24-32, which establishes a Solid Waste Management Revolving Fund and reallocates expenditure authority for those funds to local management for each municipality.
Nut graf: The bill aims to keep revenues from local solid-waste operations working at the municipal level for operations and maintenance instead of routing all control through central…
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