Landfill equipment repairs from capital funds
Summary
The landfill's workhorse equipment is breaking down — a dozer idle since fall, two compactors limping along with wiring problems, and a shale-mining hammer unusable for months. Commissioners approved more than $65,000 in repairs and parts from capital accounts, with county crews saving roughly $14,600 by doing the D4 work in-house.
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Last discussed Mar 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $65,474 out of capital accounts, none of it in the 2026 operating budget.
Landfill operations and ratepayers who depend on it running efficiently.
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