County’s Single-Stream Recycling Program For Township Put On Hold

October 24, 2014 Environment

container-sizes — Pictured are the three recycling containers that would have been used in the township. In the center and at the right are the 45- and 95-gallon containers used in the single-stream recycling program.
*Photo: Somerset County.*

The Somerset County pilot single-stream recycling program that was set to begin in the township this month has been put on hold.

John Kendzulak, Somerset County’s recycling superintendent, said that no bids were received this summer for the program, so “(t)he County is currently evaluating the market for single stream recycling and has made a decision to not rebid this contract at this time.”

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