Updated meeting dates and locations as of 12/10/19. You may access internet-enabled computers for free at any when you submit an email it falls under the city's policy which states that the email message is: (1) subject to public disclosure under the Public Records Law, (2) is not private or confidential and (3) is retained for 90 days.12, 2019 Rate Change Presentation (7 MB PDF).
12, 2019 City Council Policy Session on YouTube orĭownload the Nov. On November 12, 2019, City Council was given a presentation with five options, which included recommendations from a Citizen Advisory Committee and a This page was created to provide background information about the proposed rate change options and to collect feedback. The City of Phoenix is requesting public input on proposed rate change options for trash and recycling services for city of Phoenix residents. Read Story Introduction to the Proposed Rate Changes More than 5,800 collected surveys from the community revealed: a 90% satisfaction with the city’s delivery of solid waste services nearly 90% of the respondents value recycling and waste diversion programs and believe they are important and 60% of respondents were in favor of maintaining the current level of solid waste service. The decision to approve the increase in the solid waste monthly rate was based on feedback from the public gathered by Phoenix Public Works staff, who implemented a community outreach strategy during the months of December 2019 and January 2020. The increase of will be phased in over two years, which means residential customers will notice an additional $3.75 in their April 2020 bill and then another increase of $3.25 in January 2021. 11 Policy Session, the Phoenix City Council approved staff’s recommendation to increase the current monthly residential solid waste rate of $26.80. After Community Feedback, Phoenix City Council Approves Staff’s Recommendation for a Solid Waste Rate Increaseĭuring the Feb.
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