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Council approves 2.52% CPI increase for LeMay garbage and recycling contract
Summary
South Bend council approved a CPI-based 2.52% increase to the annual LeMay contract for garbage and recycling as part of routine consent items at its June 23 meeting.
The South Bend City Council voted to approve the annual LeMay contract for garbage and recyclables, implementing a 2.52% cost increase tied to the consumer price index. Chair presided over the consent agenda approval and confirmed the CPI adjustment before the council voted to carry the motion.
The council treated the renewal as a routine, budgeted contract item. Chair noted the increase is CPI-driven, and no councilor voiced opposition during the vote. The approval was part of the meeting’s consent agenda and was carried by voice vote.
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