Council explains trash rate increase; Tri‑County awarded three‑year contract
A borough resident raised concerns about higher garbage rates; council members and the borough secretary said Tri‑County was the lowest bidder on a three‑year contract that includes large‑item pickup and household hazardous waste disposal and that third‑party pricing drives the borough's costs.
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Dr. Michael Necas, identified as a borough resident, spoke during public comment to "share his concern for the rise in garbage/trash rates." Cindy Crytzer and council members explained the borough put the service out to bid earlier in the year and that Tri‑County submitted the lowest bid for a three‑year term. The contract covers regular pickup plus large bulk item collection at no additional cost and household hazardous waste disposal (oil, stains, paint, monitors, computers, TVs, etc.).
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