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County credits transfer-station permit enforcement with $91,000 in short-term savings
Westmoreland County Board of Supervisors · September 9, 2024
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Summary
County staff said stricter permit and hang-tag enforcement at the transfer station produced about $91,000 in savings over 2½ months; supervisors discussed tag distribution, enforcement of out-of-area users and the 2009 Republic Waste contract.
County officials told the Board of Supervisors that tighter enforcement of transfer-station permits and hang tags has produced significant short-term savings.
The transfer-station manager reported that implementation of new procedures and more stringent checks produced about $91,000 in savings in two and a half months.…
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