Trash Tops Tuesday's City Council Agenda
By: Melissa Foy
Updated: December 3, 2012
The city's dumpster dilemma is expected to come to a close at tomorrow's city council meeting.
Last month, city employees passed out more than 10-thousand surveys to residents who use alleyway dumpsters.
The city wanted to know if they'd prefer to keep using dumpsters Or convert to the curbside roll-out bins.
Now those surveys are back and tomorrow councilors will vote on a resolution to increase alleyway dumpster service from $16.75 a month to $19.55.
The curbside rate will remain at $13.95 a month.
City leaders will also discuss applying for additional grant money to go toward work on the Downtown Wichita Falls Travel Center.
Last month, city employees passed out more than 10-thousand surveys to residents who use alleyway dumpsters.
The city wanted to know if they'd prefer to keep using dumpsters Or convert to the curbside roll-out bins.
Now those surveys are back and tomorrow councilors will vote on a resolution to increase alleyway dumpster service from $16.75 a month to $19.55.
The curbside rate will remain at $13.95 a month.
City leaders will also discuss applying for additional grant money to go toward work on the Downtown Wichita Falls Travel Center.
