Montgomery County, IN Solid Waste Board to Pay for Small Town Recycling

Dan Guard, board president, believes all the towns who have recycling bins should be treated equally.

SEATTLE (Waste Advantage): Members of the Montgomery County Solid Waste Board agreed to pay all recycling costs for small towns in the county. It was discovered when the board formed in 2021 that not all the participating towns were being treated equally. Waynetown and the solid waste board were splitting the recycling fees paid to Walden Transport and Recycling. While other towns, like Waveland, were not paying any fees and the county was picking up the tab.

In 2024, the county will pay recycling fees in towns that are currently participating in a recycling program as well as for the bins at North Montgomery High School and Southmont High School, which are available to all county residents. This agreement includes the towns Ladoga, New Ross, Waveland and Waynetown. Alamo, Darlington, Linden, New Market, New Richmond and Wingate do not have recycling bins.

Dan Guard, board president, believes all the towns who have recycling bins should be treated equally. Furthermore, he added the board should not expect Crawfordsville to pay toward the small towns’ expenses, and that the city will continue to pay for its recycling bins.

Courtesy: www.wasteadvantage.com

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