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The city is extending its contract for video event recorders and tracking systems for the Solid Waste Management Department. This technology helps monitor operations and potentially improve efficiency.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 1 mention in the last 30 days, 1 the 90 before that.
Increases monthly fees for residents and generates additional revenue through commercial hauler access at the upgraded transfer station.
Residents receiving reliable municipal waste and storm debris collection services.
Residents facing increased monthly sanitation fees.
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Solid waste officials proposed a 75-cent monthly increase on curbside trash carts and a 25-cent increase to the environmental fee, alongside a $3.1 million investment to reopen the transfer station to large commercial waste haulers.
The city is preparing to solicit bids for new contracts for solid waste hauling and transfer station operations. These contracts represent significant investments in essential city services.
The city is extending its contract for video event recorders and tracking systems for the Solid Waste Management Department. This technology helps monitor operations and potentially improve efficiency.
The city is investing in parts for its garbage trucks to ensure they can be repaired in-house. This helps keep the trucks running smoothly for daily trash collection services for residents.
This allows for the transfer of a business lease, bringing a $2,000 assignment fee to the city's general fund.
This action protects a critical water source for the region.
This renewal ensures the continued operation of a business at La Villita and generates revenue for the city.