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Pocahontas County Solid Waste Authority – Mandatory Solid Waste Disposal Regulations

I obtained a copy of these regulations at last Wednesday’s open meeting and strongly encourage the public to review them in full.

In my view, the provisions represent a significant expansion of regulatory authority and raise concerns about the potential impact on the freedoms residents have traditionally exercised. The structure and scope of these requirements suggest a heavy reliance on mandatory measures to support the financing of the proposed transfer station.

Additionally, it is concerning that residents will bear the cost of hauling all incoming waste through Alleghany Disposal, while the hauling services have not been opened to a competitive bidding process. This matter was tabled at last week’s meeting, which underscores the importance of continued public attention. It will be critical to monitor for any special meetings where a contract could be awarded without a formal bid process.

Given the financial and operational implications, transparency and public engagement are essential moving forward.


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