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Transfer station had 219 users; townwide recycling percentage unclear, board to request Ecomaine tonnage

Limington Select Board · July 30, 2026
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Summary

Public Works reported 219 transfer-station users and 159 recyclers (72.6% of users) for three days; resident Bonnie Laughlin asked the board to obtain Ecomaine tonnage figures to calculate a townwide recycling rate.

Public Works told the board that for July 22, 25 and 26 the transfer station recorded 219 users and 159 recyclers, which the director said represents 72.6% of users for those three days and generated $1,332.56 in revenue. The director and board members clarified that the 72.6% figure reflects the share of transfer-station users who recycled during that period, not a townwide recycling percentage.

Resident Bonnie Laughlin asked the board, "I'm curious, though, about where we stand as a town in the percentage of recycling that we do in general," and board members agreed to ask Ecomaine for tonnage data so staff can compute a townwide recycling rate. The board also reiterated transfer-station rules — hours, sticker costs ($20), items not accepted — and announced a monthly raffle for recyclers (this month's prize: six tickets to the Saco River Theater).