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Officials flag private $70/month trash pickup and possible enforcement issues

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Summary

Members raised concerns about a private Tri-County trash-pickup service advertised at $70/month, questioned whether collected waste can legally be brought to the tri-town facility, and suggested enforcement follow-up if pickups originate outside allowed service areas.

A committee member brought up a Tri-County private trash-pickup service advertised at $70 per month and asked whether the hauler could take collected waste to the tri-town facility. "There was a little bolder community page brought to my attention by somebody that tried to advertise it for trash pickup. $70 a month," the committee member said.

Members discussed enforcement limits and whether a private hauler could deliver refuse originating from outside the permitted area to the tri-town disposal location. The committee member said enforcement would likely be required if non-residents' trash was being delivered: "That was an enforcement issue, I would think. It'd be up to Joe to go to it ..."

The council did not record a formal enforcement action during the meeting; members suggested notifying the appropriate enforcement staff to monitor whether the private service is complying with local rules and the tri-town facility's acceptance policies.