Solid‑waste office rolls out event recycling loan program; transfer‑station changes raise resident concerns
Solid‑waste staff released a household hazardous‑waste RFP due June 5, said a 15‑unit recycling container loan program will launch in June for events, and discussed closure or service changes at some convenience/transfer stations that may shift tonnage and raise refund questions for pass holders.
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The solid‑waste official told supervisors the department released an RFP for household hazardous waste with responses due June 5 and will roll out a recycling‑container loan program for public and private events in June; the program will include 15 containers, a deposit and a one‑week loan period. “This initiative aligns with the goals outlined in our local solid waste management plan,” the agency official said.
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