The City is preparing to spend up to $375,000 to purchase 7,000 new automated refuse containers from Toter LLC, extending a ...
This year, the RMOW is proposing a budget that sees an eight- to nine-per-cent property-tax increase next year, alongside ...
The cost of trash and recycling pickup will soon be paid by residents, and Indiana's Senate Enrolled Act 1 is to blame.
Recycling Modernization Act, curbside recycling, Hermiston City Council, Sanitary Disposal, Hermiston Assistant City Manager ...
The Refuse Division’s budget this year is about $29 million; trash fees are expected to cover only about $17 million.
Technologies and Valoriza, one of Spain’s foremost environmental services companies, have announced a partnership that will see ...
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