Public collection system with PAYT service to residents up to 3 units & hauler licensing for private haulers

Adopted in 2017 with the city’s PAYT system, this additional fee of $2.96/household-month is assessed to cover special collections & events

Public collection system with PAYT for residential customers up to 7 units

Management plan focusing on emerging technologies and infrastructure to minimize waste

Contract hauler system serving up to 7 residential units with PAYT & hauler licensing requirements

Recycling, organics, hazardous waste, and other types of waste management for numerous sectors

Included conceptual design & costs for regional drop site, feasibility of a disposal bag program

Contract hauler system where PAYT system includes trash, recycling & organics service to residents up to 7 units

Guidance on how to select a trash service level, what organics collection will include, rates, FAQs & unacceptable materials in contract hauler system

Methodology for C&D characterization and results of characterization study

Free customizable marketing tools and other campaign resources

Located to serve residents & vacationers across Grand County, pre-paid trash bags are required but recycling is no cost

Open-market collection system, PAYT is required for residents who have individual trash cart service

Policy assessment for residential, multi-family and commercial recycling and composting

Document assessing available data and data gaps for common MSW items

Powerpoint slides describing the benefits and statistics of PAYT Programs

Highlights objectives to create a more resilient recycling system with stakeholders in mind

Benefits and resources to reducing waste in the commercial sector

Toolkit involving potential policies to look into, potential city roles, and how to evaluate its effectiveness

Example of a recycling composition findings report for residential use