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Carrollton staff outline negotiated terms with Republic Services, including weekly 3‑cubic‑yard brush/bulk limits and a new customer app
Summary
City staff described a negotiated five‑year solid‑waste contract recommendation with Republic Services that preserves household hazardous waste collection, introduces a customer app to track trucks, caps annual price increases at 4% and limits weekly brush/bulk to 3 cubic yards; council discussed outreach and preparedness for the change.
City staff presented a negotiated five‑year solid‑waste contract recommendation Aug. 5 that would begin Oct. 1 and is aimed at holding service levels while limiting rate pressure for residents.
Daniel Bridal, the city’s solid‑waste contract administrator, said Republic Services ranked highest in the RFP scoring and that negotiations preserved household hazardous‑waste collection and five sponsor events annually. Bridal outlined the key customer impacts: weekly brush and bulk…
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