Louisa County Supervisors to consider future of Household Hazardous Waste Day
Louisa County owns and operates its own landfill and the program is intended to properly dispose of materials that could lead to pollution.
Louisa County owns and operates its own landfill and the program is intended to properly dispose of materials that could lead to pollution.
There are just over 20 years left of capacity at landfills in Virginia which means the cost to dispose of items will likely increase.
The survey is intended to determine the actual cost of providing trash service to city residents and will be used to determine if fees should be increased.
Did you know what the Ivy Materials Utilization Center did? Does the new name of Ivy Solid Waste and Recycling Center help? That’s one piece of information from City Manager Sam Sanders’ report to City Council from August 19.
Learn more about creative reuse in this article about how one local business is participating within a larger network.
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