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Manhattan extends Waste Management contract through 2031; residents to see gradual rate increases

Village of Manhattan Board of Trustees · August 5, 2026
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Summary

The board authorized renewal of the village's residential refuse and recycling collection agreement with Waste Management through Dec. 31, 2031, keeping Monday pickup and other services; the mayor said the monthly rate now $31.66 will rise to approximately $38 by 2031.

The Village of Manhattan board voted to renew and extend its residential refuse and recycling collection agreement with Waste Management through Dec. 31, 2031.

Mayor Mike Adrianson said the renewed contract will preserve Monday pickup, bulk item pickup, two annual community cleanup dates, street sweeping and port‑a‑lets. He told the board the current monthly rate of $31.66 will increase annually under the renewed contract and "by 2031, it'll reach $38." The resolution passed by roll call.