Tag: affordability
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Mid Valley Disposal adds unapproved surcharge for modified carts. Plus, what to do if you see a garbage incident or bear sighting.
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On May 20th, our Community Services District hosted a community meeting at St. Anthony’s. During the meeting, Laile Di Silvestro of the Bear Smart Three Rivers team provided an update on the progress the team has made to-date. Click the link above for the key takeaways, as well as a detailed transcript and links to more information.
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On 10 March 2025, community members held the Bear Smart Three Rivers Grand Kickoff Meeting at the Bequette House. It was a working meeting, but it didn’t lack the necessary fun and festive elements, including cake and fresh berries. The attendees discussed the proposed action plan and established 6 action teams that are already working to meet specific objectives. All interested community members are welcome to join!
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The Board of Supervisors approved a garbage service rate adjustment whereby the 3-can residential customers would pay an additional $36 per month to voluntarily convert to bear-resistant containers. The community of Three Rivers has the ability to implement a more affordable and effective solution than the one currently offered by Tulare County and Mid Valley Disposal, and local residents are forming a committee to do just that. Click the link to read how you can be involved!
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The Board of Supervisors is scheduled to vote on garbage service rate increases at its regular meeting tomorrow morning. The new proposed rates include monthly surcharges for bear-resistant containers for residential customers in the Foothill Areas. There are several potential issues with this proposed solution to our bear-related garbage challenges. If you have an opinion, you are strongly encouraged attend the Board of Supervisors meeting or email the board.