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March 29, 2015
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The city of Newark is once again exploring the controversial idea of outsourcing its trash collection to a private waste hauler.
City spokesman Ricky Nietubicz said officials predict the move could save the city as much as $1 million the first year due to avoided equipment investments and operational savings. Each year after that, the city could save up to $700,000.
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