Council Informs Public of Republic Services' 2.4% Rate Increase Approval

November 05, 2024 | Stayton, Marion County, Oregon


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Council Informs Public of Republic Services' 2.4% Rate Increase Approval
During the Stayton City Council meeting on November 4, 2024, a key topic of discussion was the planned 2.4% rate increase by Republic Services for waste management. This increase aligns with the parameters set by a previous council resolution, which allows for rate adjustments without requiring detailed presentations each time, provided they meet specific criteria. The council was informed that the increase is within the allowable limits, occurring less than once a year and in accordance with the Consumer Price Index (CPI).

Additionally, concerns were raised regarding sidewalk repairs related to Comcast services. Councilor Sims brought forward a request from a former mayor about the status of these repairs. City staff member Ian from public works has been tasked with addressing the issue and reported that, despite some delays due to weather, repairs are expected to commence shortly, weather permitting.

These discussions highlight the council's ongoing efforts to manage community services effectively while addressing resident concerns about infrastructure and service rates. As the council continues to navigate these issues, residents can expect updates on both the rate increase and the sidewalk repairs in the coming weeks.

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