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Recycling hours set, cardboard tote approved; crushed concrete sale not yet decided

Rawlins County Board of Commissioners · July 1, 2025
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Summary

The county agreed new recycling hours of 9 a.m.–5 p.m. and to place a tote for cardboard at the Recycling Center; Recycling Supervisor Corey Castens asked whether crushed concrete will be available for sale, but no final decision was recorded.

County recycling officials and residents discussed operational changes and public needs at the July 1 meeting.

Recycling/Landfill Supervisor Corey Castens and residents Ana Vargas, Joe Samson Jr. and Dana Philpott asked the commissioners to set new hours and provide a cardboard tote. The board and Castens agreed to set recycling hours to 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and to make a tote available for cardboard.

Castens also asked whether crushed concrete from the landfill will be sold; the minutes record the question but do not record a final decision on sales logistics or pricing. Castens announced the Recycling Center and Landfill will be closed for the Fourth of July.

The board's actions change access hours and add a cardboard collection option but leave the crushed-concrete disposition open for later clarification.