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Clarkson Valley approves municipal materials-management agreement with Republic Services

Board of Aldermen · June 23, 2026
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Summary

The Board passed Bill No. 0600 on June 23, 2026, authorizing a municipal materials-management agreement with Allied Waste Services, LLC, dba Republic Services of Bridgeton; the minutes note adjustments to yard-waste weight limits and a lower missed-pickup penalty but do not quantify them.

The Clarkson Valley Board of Aldermen approved Bill No. 0600 on June 23, 2026, authorizing a municipal materials-management agreement with Allied Waste Services, LLC, doing business as Republic Services of Bridgeton, for solid-waste management services.

City Administrator Megan Eldridge read the ordinance for the record. During discussion, the board noted two contract-related changes: a reduced maximum weight for yard-waste containers and a reduced penalty fee for missed pickups; the minutes do not state the precise new weight limit or the penalty amount. Alderman Courtney Birkel moved to read the bill for a second time and Alderman Brock MacDonald seconded. Following the second reading a roll-call vote recorded yes votes from Aldermen Andrew Low, Brock MacDonald, Courtney Birkel, Lin Midyett, Tracy Nuelle and Jeff Schweig. Mayor Sue McNamara declared Bill No. 0600 passed.

The minutes do not include public comment, cost figures, the contract term, or additional implementation details. The ordinance authorizes the mayor to execute the agreement; no dates for implementation or service-start were recorded in the minutes.