Miami Twp. votes to change waste haulers for next three years

Miami Twp. has opted to change the company it contracts with for waste collection.

Township trustees voted Tuesday night to award a three-year contract to Rumpke of Ohio, Inc. That company submitted the “lowest and best” bid over Waste Management Inc., the township’s current provider whose contract expires Dec. 31.

Republic Services also submitted a proposal, but it was incomplete and removed from consideration, township records show.

Rumpke will provide the township’s estimated 7,500 homes with collection of trash, recycling and yard waste, records show.

Waste Management has provided services in the township for several years, including a three-year deal expiring at the end of the year. The resolution approved by trustees calls for the Rumpke deal to run through 2020, with two more options years.

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