Summary
The county's recycling and toxics programs run on landfill money, and Commissioner Eggermont says it would take $1.25 million a year to keep them going without it — plus up to $1 million more for new plan goals like education. The board has to figure out a funding path as the state-mandated planning process moves forward.
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Last discussed Feb 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
$1.25 million a year to keep current programs, plus up to $1 million more for new initiatives.
Every resident who uses household hazardous waste drop-off, school recycling, and cleanup events.
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