Mayor responds after residents cry for help
Tallahassee Mayor John Dailey wants to know how the city is helping residents recently affected by sewage backups – and what city workers are doing to make sure it doesn’t keep happening. “I think there’s been … maybe a half dozen claims regarding sewage backup in houses and I would like to know specifically what […]
Read MoreJackson MS mayor defends selection of Richard’s Disposal for contract
One day to go until the Jackson City Council is set to vote on a long-term garbage contract. On Tuesday, March 19, the council will hold their second monthly meeting of March. On the agenda, the council will decide the fate of a long-term contract between the City of Jackson and Richard’s Disposal Inc. During […]
Read MoreDetroit City Council approves $210.7 million trash hauling contract | #citycouncil
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Detroit City Council on Tuesday approved two trash hauling contracts totaling $210.7 million that will increase garbage pickups but raise residents’ fees annually. The $87,761,352 contract with Priority Waste and $122,945,186 with Waste Management of Michigan are set to launch in June to provide weekly pickups. Priority Waste will replace GFL Environmental, whose services frustrated […]
Read MoreJackson MS City Council share priorities for 2024 | #citycouncil
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Members of the Jackson City Council have shared their top priorities in Jackson they would like to see addressed in 2024. Each of the council members said they would like to see more roads improved and repaved in 2024. The city’s perennial problem with potholes was brought up by each council member. “We got to […]
Read MoreHere’s when Columbia city council could vote on roll cart rules change | #citycouncil
When the Columbia City Council voted in March to move to an automated system for trash collection, it was the start of a yearlong process for education, updates and eventual delivery of roll carts for trash. It also means the city council is again looking back at the originally adopted ordinance to see if any […]
Read MoreJackson Mayor won’t ‘endorse nor condemn’ proposed new water rates
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Jackson Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba said is not “endorsing nor condemning” the new water billing rates that were presented by federally appointed third-party water administrator Ted Henifin in recent weeks. “I think it should be something that our residents, (and) the city council should be very in-tuned with and understand before making any decisions,” Lumumba […]
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