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The county is currently exploring other options for recycling services, and this six-month extension gives the county the extra time needed to make a final decision.
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The Hubbard County, Minn., Board recently approved a six-month contract extension with the Hubbard County Developmental Achievement Center (DAC) for recycling services. The board also approved raising the DAC's monthly management fee from $27,500 to $32,000.
The county is currently exploring other options for recycling services, and this extension gives the county the extra time needed to make a final decision.
Park Rapids Enterprise has more information:
The Hubbard County Board approved a six-month contract extension with the Hubbard County Developmental Achievement Center (DAC) for recycling services at their Dec. 19 meeting while other options are vetted.
Solid Waste Administrator Jed Nordin reminded the board that they had discussed a two-year contract with the DAC at a work session and "to see what compensation was required from the DAC for that."
"We've discussed a couple different options," Nordin said. "The concern, really, on both sides is that the number of clients that are working at the transfer station has been reduced quite a bit. We're fearful we'll run into a situation where there's not enough clients to continue operating as we have."
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