Benzie County commissioners approve equipment purchases, personnel policy changes and new dog-license rules At its Feb. 10 meeting the Benzie County Board of Commissioners approved a jail server and camera upgrade (not to exceed $50,000), a detective vehicle purchase (up to $43,000), multiple budget amendments and personnel policy updates, and adopted Resolution 2026-008 on dog license expirations.

Benzie County commissioners made significant strides in public safety by approving crucial technology upgrades, vehicle purchases, and new dog-license regulations.

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Bedford County discusses transfer station, accepts TDOT planning grant and forwards mental-health transport resolution The committee reviewed solid-waste operations and a planned local transfer station opening April 1; the highway department announced a $250,000 TDOT planning grant (10% local match); the committee voted to forward a mental-health transport resolution to the county commission and discussed a proposed $20,500 budget amendment to expand July 4 celebration funding.

Bedford County is gearing up for big changes with a new transfer station, a $250,000 TDOT planning grant, and exciting plans for this year's July 4 festival!

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St. Croix County committee approves four ordinance rewrites: mining, zoning, riverway and recycling The Community Development Committee voted Feb. 19 to repeal and recreate four county ordinances — chapters 14 (nonmetallic mining), 15 (general zoning), 17 (Lower St. Croix Riverway), and 21 (municipal solid waste/recycling) — moving the county into compliance with multiple DNR administrative codes and state statute; an amendment clarified one-room schoolhouse use in the R1 district.

St. Croix County is taking significant steps to update its ordinances on mining, zoning, and recycling, aiming for compliance with state regulations and community needs.

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Parks and recreation: Boyle County discusses fairgrounds clean-up, Millennium Park vision and approves trail social media outreach Parks and Recreation Director Tommy Bart asked the court to consider surplus and reuse of fallen fairground barnwood, boulders and old fences; magistrates discussed a joint city-county Millennium Park vision and approved starting a Facebook/Instagram page for the Pine Knob Trail project.

Boyle County is gearing up for a major transformation with plans for spring cleanup at the fairgrounds and a visionary expansion of Millennium Park!

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Recycle Right TN presents countywide convenience‑center traffic counts, urges signage and layout overhaul Recycle Right TN presented a week‑long traffic study showing roughly 31,000 vehicles (about 22% of households) used Rutherford County convenience centers in the sample week; the group recommended standardized pictorial signage, removal of unused vendor bins, lane delineation, and possible replacement of the La Verne site. The committee offered staff support and discussed potential special sessions and grant funding.

A recent traffic study revealed that 22% of Rutherford County households visited convenience centers, prompting a push for improved signage and layout to enhance recycling efforts.

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Board approves strategic planning contracts, property disposition request to FTA, and grant implementation consultant The WeGo board voted to authorize on‑call strategic planning contracts (eight firms, ceiling $9,765,000), requested FTA approval to dispose of 416 Andrew Jackson Way (appraised at $170,000) with proceeds applied to the MTA capital plan, and authorized a grant implementation contract with Greystone for up to $999,400. The board also approved its 2026 meeting calendar.

The Metro Transit Authority board just approved major contracts and a property sale that could reshape local services and funding—find out how this could impact your community!

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Lockhart Denies Republic Services Extension, Authorizes Competitive RFP for Solid Waste and Recycling After hearing from Republic Services and consultant Burns & McDonnell, council denied Republic’s requested five‑year contract extension and authorized staff to release a competitive RFP for solid waste and recycling with specified amendments; both votes passed 7–0.

Lockhart City Council just voted 7-0 to deny Republic Services a five-year extension, paving the way for a competitive RFP that could reshape waste management in the community!

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City conditionally overrules denial, allows concrete‑crushing at I‑1 site with strict conditions After extended debate, the American Fork City Council conditionally overruled an administrative denial and found concrete crushing and recycling may be allowed in the I‑1 industrial zone at 510 East 1700 South, provided the applicant obtains a site plan, follows specified dust and stormwater controls and other conditions including hours and pile‑he

The American Fork City Council has taken a significant step by conditionally allowing concrete crushing and recycling in the I‑1 zone, but only if strict environmental safeguards are met!

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Council approves phased landfill rate increases starting Jan. 1, 2026 The council approved a multi-year schedule to raise landfill disposal rates to cover capital and operating needs shared with Yankton partners; the minimum fee will increase to $14 on Jan. 1, 2026.

Vermillion City Council has approved a phased increase in landfill disposal rates, set to begin in 2026, to address rising operational costs and capital needs.

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City Council Discusses Recycling Schedule Changes and DPW Expenses Council members review DPW budget and new bi-weekly recycling pickup schedule.

Gloucester's city officials are tackling budget concerns and a major recycling schedule shake-up that has residents buzzing!

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Tulsa Residents Urged to Implement Coyote Safety Practices and Protect Urban Wildlife Residents learn best practices to manage coyote encounters and minimize pet risks.

Tulsa is taking bold steps to enhance its economy while tackling urban wildlife concerns—find out how you can help!

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Muscatine County Board Discusses Truck Traffic Complaints and Recycling Solutions Board members address truck traffic concerns and options for county recycling services.

Muscatine County officials are facing mounting pressure over truck traffic noise and a recycling crisis that could impact the entire community.

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DPW Volunteers for Logistics in Town Trails Cleanup Effort DPW offers manpower for trail cleanups, exploring recycling options for wood waste.

Northborough's Open Space Committee is tackling trail maintenance and waste management, but can they secure the funding needed for bigger cleanups?

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Council Delays Park Development Due to Budget Constraints and Grant Denial Park development plan is on hold as budget issues prevent funding and grant acquisition.

Sweet Home's dream for a new park is on hold as budget constraints and grant denials delay development plans.

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Local Waste Management Launches New Glass Incentive Program to Boost Recycling Efforts Waste management introduces $77 per ton glass incentive effective July 1 across jurisdictions.

Depoe Bay just launched an exciting glass recycling incentive program that could transform the community's waste management efforts!

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Town Officials Discuss Costs of Transitioning to Automated Waste Collection Town officials analyze costs and logistics of replacing manual waste collection systems.

Brentwood's Selectboard is grappling with the financial fallout of shifting to automated waste collection, raising eyebrows over new fees and the fate of old bins.

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City Council debates new waste management rates to incentivize smaller trash bins Council members support adjusting rates to promote smaller waste containers and reduce waste.

Oregon City is rethinking its waste management strategy, aiming to promote smaller trash bins and boost recycling awareness—could your garbage bill be about to change?

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Soledad City Council approves ten-year waste franchise agreement with Tri Cities Disposal Council approves new franchise agreement and raises garbage rates by 13 percent.

Soledad City Council just approved a controversial 13% rate hike for waste collection services, sparking debates about its impact on residents.

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City and county approve MOU for Fern Street recycling site funding Commissioners approve MOU and bid award for new Fern Street recycling site funded by grants

Beltrami County is set to revolutionize recycling with a new site on Fern Street, thanks to a groundbreaking MOU that promises to enhance waste management and sustainability for residents.

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Mayor Devine proposes drop-off site for recycling squeezable snack pouches in West Allis City plans to establish a recycling drop-off site for plastic pouches by Earth Day.

West Allis is taking a bold step towards sustainability with a new recycling program for squeezable snack pouches that could fund local schools!

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Tracy City Hall hosts free document shredding event for identity theft protection Residents can safely shred documents at Tracy City Hall's event on identity theft prevention

Protect your identity and recycle responsibly at Tracy's upcoming Free Document Shredding Event—bring your sensitive papers for safe destruction!

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Oxford implements yard waste pickup guidelines and processing at new compost facility Oxford outlines yard waste pickup schedule and processing for effective recycling.

Oxford is revolutionizing yard waste management with new pickup guidelines and a state-of-the-art compost facility to ensure sustainability!

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Resident challenges local council on waste management recycling practices Resident questions effectiveness of single trash can system for recycling and waste disposal

Residents of Live Oak are demanding change as they challenge the city council on outdated waste management practices that could jeopardize effective recycling.

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