Bristol trash to remain with DPW
The town’s department of public works will continue to collect trash in Bristol and privatization will not be considered at least for another year. That decision came even after the Rhode Island Public Expenditures Council, an independent, non-partisan public policy research and education organization that looks to promote efficiencies in government, recommended otherwise. “If [...]
Read More →Bristol union rep wants town to view trash duties from clear perspective
With the new year and a new town council, there could come a renewed interest in looking at the issue of privatization of trash collection in town. Recently, the Rhode Island Public Expenditures Council, a non-profit group that measures efficiencies in municipal operations, presented a study of Bristol’s department of public works and suggested the [...]
Read More →Bristol offers residents trash amnesty
The town of Bristol is offering residents an opportunity to dispose of up to 200 pounds of household trash and unwanted items at no cost. On Saturday, Sept. 29, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Bristol residents who have proof of residency will be allowed to drop off items at the town transfer station. Items, [...]
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