The City Council approved the contract but said city staffers should have “done more to push for better terms” with Waste Management.

Waste360 Staff, Staff

July 2, 2019

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Elgin, Ill., Approves Five-year Contract with Waste Management

The city of Elgin, Ill., just approved a five-year contract renewal with Waste Management, which includes an increase in monthly rates for residents, a new discount for senior homeowners and optional organics composting collection services.

The Daily Herald reports that there will be a 3.25 percent yearly increase starting in 2021 and that the City Council’s recent approval of the new contract "capped a tense discussion during which some council members said city staff members should have done more to push for better terms from Waste Management.”

Daily Herald has more information:

Elgin residents will pay $1.35 a month more for garbage hauling starting in 2020, with the additional amount covering curbside recycling of electronics.

Monthly rates will be $18.11, up from $16.76, under a five-year contract renewal with Waste Management that also includes a new discount for senior homeowners and optional organics/yard composting pickup.

There will be a 3.25% yearly increase starting in 2021.

Read the full article here.

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