Restoring Curbside Recycling
Summary
The mayor confirmed the administration will bring back a curbside recycling plan around the beginning of August, answering a question the budget board and residents have been pressing.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
A new recycling contract could cost roughly $178.43 per ton versus the old $86.92 rate — likely meaning a small monthly bump for residents.
Residents get their blue bins back on the curb.
Mentions & discussions (2)
City Commission — June 3, 2026
The mayor confirmed the administration will bring back a curbside recycling plan around the beginning of August, answering a question the budget board and residents have been pressing.
City Commission — April 29, 2026
Recycling was suspended back in 2022 and residents have been asking for it back ever since. Staff said they're negotiating with Waste Management and will bring options to the commission around May 20.
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