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Fraser board to charge local breweries and distilleries for industrial waste collection starting July
Summary
The Fraser Board of Trustees voted 5-0 to require local breweries and distilleries to pay Denali for industrial waste collection from brewing and distilling operations, with implementation to begin on July 2026 invoicing.
The Fraser Board of Trustees voted unanimously May 20 to require local breweries and distilleries to pay Denali Waste Collection Services for industrial waste collected from brewing and distilling operations, with billing to begin on July 2026 invoicing.
Trustee Adam Cwiklin moved the measure, which Trustee Kaydee Fisher seconded; the motion carried 5-0. The action follows a staff briefing as part of the Industrial Pretreatment Program outlining a collections subsidy and implementation approach presented by Town Manager Michael Brack.
The motion as recorded directed the town to charge the local breweries and distilleries for Denali waste collection services of industrial waste collected from brewing and distilling operations, with implementation beginning on July 2026 invoicing. The minutes do not record dissenting statements or an amendment to that motion.
The minutes list the action as a policy change for collections under the Industrial Pretreatment Program. The meeting record does not include additional details about fee levels, billing mechanics, or appeals; those specifics were not specified in the minutes and will require follow-up with town staff for implementation schedules and rate details.
Next steps in the minutes: the Board passed the motion and staff are responsible for implementing the change through Denali invoicing beginning in July 2026.
