Central Virginia Waste Management Authority

The agenda for the meeting included a public comment period, review of the Minutes of the Regular Meeting of December 12, 2025, the Chairman's Report which featured recognitions, a presentation by TFC Recycling, updates regarding the 2026 Virginia General Assembly, reports from the Operations and Technical Advisory Committee and Public Information segment, and the Financial Report for December 2025. Discussions during the meeting confirmed actions taken, such as approving the 2026 Board Meeting Dates and Resolutions 26-05 through 26-11 concerning the 2026 Operating Budget. The Operations and Technical Advisory Committee report highlighted residential recycling tonnage comparisons and commodity market prices, alongside updates on the Food Waste Collection and Composting Program. The Public Information section detailed outreach efforts, including the mailing of the 2026 Curbside Recycling Calendar, a partnership with VCU Athletics, and Christmas tree recycling promotion. The Financial Report for December 2025 indicated consistency with budget levels, with a combined Net Income of $262,593 to date for the period ending December 31, 2025. The Board also heard presentations from various partners in celebration of 35 years of collaboration.

The meeting included the introduction of the new Public Works Director for the City of Colonial Heights. The Chairman announced upcoming events, including the December board meeting and holiday reception, and noted the dates for the TAC meeting, the Executive Committee meeting, and the first board meeting in 2026. The primary action taken was the adjournment of the November 21, 2025, Board of Directors' meeting.

The meeting agenda includes a public comment period, approval of the minutes from the regular meeting of August 17, 2018, and the Chairman's report, including a resolution of appreciation for Mr. Allen Lane. The agenda also covers the 2018 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR), residential recycling and Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) programs, and consideration of resolutions for awarding contracts for household hazardous waste collection, hauling and disposal, used oil recycling, and amending contracts for Petersburg and Hopewell MSW and curbside recycling collection services. Additionally, operations and program statistics, the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) report, public information, and financial reports for August 2018 are on the agenda.

The agenda includes a public comment period, approval of the minutes from the previous meeting, and the Chairman's report. Staff will provide updates on the Virginia General Assembly wrap-up, residential recycling program, and municipal solid waste program. The board will also review operations and program statistics, the Technical Advisory Committee report, public information, and financial reports. Additionally, administrative matters and old/new business will be discussed.

The meeting included a welcome and introductions, recognitions, and a chairman's report. The board discussed the minutes from the previous meeting, 2026 board meeting dates, and resolutions for the 2027 operating budget. Reports were given on operations, the Technical Advisory Committee, public information, and financials. The board also discussed the financial activity for November, which showed the Authority remained within budget with a combined Net Income of $384,683 to date.