County, tribes struggle with new trash contract (The Riverton Ranger 10/4)
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Wyoming tribes asked to negotiate new deal for trash service
Posted: Friday, October 5, 2012
The Eastern Shoshone
Tribe and the Northern
Arapaho Tribe are being asked to negotiate a new agreement for trash service on the Wind River Reservation in Wyoming.
The current agreement with the Fremont County Solid Waste Disposal District expires in December.
It covers four transfer stations on the reservation, which could go without service if the parties don't reach a new deal.
The district made an offer for the tribes to manage the stations, The Riverton Ranger reported. But the tribes said the proposed fee wasn't enough, according to the paper.
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County, tribes struggle with new trash contract (The Riverton Ranger 10/4)
County, tribes struggle with new trash contract (The Riverton Ranger 10/4)
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