Cd’A extends contract amid recyclable uncertainty
Noah Morton and Malan Davis empty one of the trash cans at Coeur d’Alene City Park on Friday. Locals and regular visitors alike have noted the city’s commitment to keep trash intake down and continue to recycle.
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BILL BULEY/Press Noah Morton and Malan Davis empty one of the trash cans at Coeur d’Alene City Park on Friday. The buried bags leave less of a footprint on public grounds. “We do a pretty good job with our larger garbage cans,” city administrator Troy Tymensen said. “The buried cans can hold more, and they stay cooler. I think, for the most part, people do their part to keep things clean.”
City hopes to trim garbage output with extended recycling contract
The city of Coeur d’Alene hopes, by this time next year, its residents will continue to keep trending in the right direction with the single stream curbside recycling plan, and that the recycling industry will continue trending in the right direction for Coeur d’Alene.
“I would say that most people are doing their part to cut down on waste,” city administrator Troy Tymesen said in a Monday interview...
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