Refuse and Garbage Collection RFP
Posted
Aug 30, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
Collection of refuse and garbage from January 1, 2027 through December 31, 2029.
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Posted
Aug 30, 2026
Sep 15, 2026
Collection of refuse and garbage from January 1, 2027 through December 31, 2029.
Key metrics and characteristics
Census ID
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170937
Population
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12,219
Procurement Hell Score
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71 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Woodbury
The meeting primarily addressed two major issues: improvements to the town dog park and a traffic study request. Regarding the dog park, discussions centered on managing aggressive dog behavior through fencing, updating signage for better community guidance, potential installation of water access for pets, and clarifying budget allocations and rules to mitigate town liability. The traffic study discussion focused on a request sent to the Department of Transportation concerning Route 32, highlighting concerns over increased traffic volume, speeding, accident statistics, and the lack of proper official speed limit signage in certain zones.
The Board meeting included presentations by summer interns regarding their projects in the justice court and the supervisor's office, and an introduction of a new K-9 unit. Administrative actions included the approval of financial abstracts and budget modifications for various departments such as police, senior services, and the assessor's office. Personnel changes involved the resignation of a senior citizen activity leader and the appointment of a temporary senior center clerk. Additionally, the Board discussed and passed a resolution regarding the destruction of duplicate records older than seven years and addressed legal agreements, including a license agreement and insurance policy renewals.
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The Planning Board discussed two primary agenda items. First, the Board reviewed a proposal for an addition, a new deck, and roof modifications at 215 Bakertown Road, focusing on submission requirements such as a bulk table, elevation details, and compliance with ridge preservation and color standards. Second, the Board reviewed the demolition and reconstruction plan for a single-family dwelling at 203 Summit Avenue, addressing concerns regarding building coverage, scale relative to surrounding properties, tree removal, water and sewer service impacts, and stormwater management via a dry well system.
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