Miami Twp. to change waste haulers for next 3 years

Miami Twp. trustees have approved a three-year deal to contract with Rumpke for waste collection. FILE PHOTO

Miami Twp. trustees have approved a three-year deal to contract with Rumpke for waste collection. FILE PHOTO
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Nov 15, 2017
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Miami Twp. has opted to change the company it contracts with for waste collection.

Township trustees voted Tuesday night to award a three-year contract to Rumpke of Ohio, Inc. That company submitted the “lowest and best” bid over Waste Management Inc., the township’s current provider whose contract expires Dec. 31.

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Republic Services also submitted a proposal, but it was incomplete and removed from consideration, township records show.

Rumpke will provide the township’s estimated 7,500 homes with collection of trash, recycling and yard waste, records show.

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Waste Management has provided services in the township for several years, including a three-year deal expiring at the end of the year. The resolution approved by trustees calls for the Rumpke deal to run through 2020, with two more options years.

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