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Council approves The Dalles Disposal rate increase tied to new DEQ landfill fees

Mosier City Council · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The Mosier City Council unanimously approved The Dalles Disposal's 2016 rate increase, which the company said reflects S.B. 245 and S.B. 263 DEQ landfill fee changes slated for April and July 2016. The representative said compost pilots exist and missed pickups will not be charged if reported.

The Mosier City Council voted unanimously to approve The Dalles Disposal's requested rate increase for 2016 after a presentation by the company's regional representative, Jim Winterbottom. Winterbottom told the council the request reflects the anticipated effect of S.B. 245 and S.B. 263, which add DEQ landfill fees effective in April and July 2016.

Councilor Bill Akin moved to approve the rate increase, and Councilor Derek Hiser seconded. Council members asked whether The Dalles Disposal planned to start compost collection in Mosier; Winterbottom said "there are already pilot programs in place, with mixed success rates." He also said that customers who call after a missed pickup will not be charged. The motion passed unanimously.