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Bowing to Public Pressure, Palm Coast Opts for Bidding Out Trash Hauling Contract

August 16, 2011 | FlaglerLive | 14 Comments

They're back in: Waste Management and Republic Services, the nation's first and second-largest trash haulers, will get to compete with Waste Pro, and very likely several other haulers, for Palm Coast's next garbage and recycling contract.

Citing an epiphany in the shower, Palm Coast City Manager Jim Landon reversed his recommendation to negotiate an garbage-contract extension with Waste Pro. The city will open up the process through a broader request for proposals.

Trash Flips: Waste Pro Lobbies Another County To Go to Bids While Urging Palm Coast Not To

August 15, 2011 | FlaglerLive | 9 Comments

Waste Pro wants to keep the $7-million-a-year garbage hauling in contract in Palm Coast, so it’s opposing a bidding process, but it’s arguing the exact opposite in Hillsborough County, where it’s hoping to win the contract.

I Love Waste Pro. But.

August 12, 2011 | Pierre Tristam | 12 Comments

waste pro garbage contract palm coast garbage haulers

To my 7-year-old son, Waste Pro’s twice-weekly pickups are a sacred, joyful ritual made more so by Waste Pro’s thoughtful workers. That doesn’t mean Palm Coast should shirk its responsibilities to residents when it comes to bidding out a new garbage contract.

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