St. Joseph Landfill Nets Over 145 Tons During Latest Fall Clean Sweep Event
City officials reported a successful week of waste disposal for this year's Clean Sweep at the Sanitary Landfill, with approximately 148 tons of waste collected.
The event, which took place from Oct. 7, included the collection of 64 appliances and 292 tires, according to St. Joseph Public Works and Transportation.
"We really did think that we might get some more tonnage, but it was about average, about normal, just over 600 loads and around 150 tons,"
said St. Joseph Deputy Director of Operations Keven Schneider. The event was a rebound for the facility after overcoming capacity concerns.
Key statistics from the event include:
- 148 tons of waste collected
- 64 appliances collected
- 292 tires collected
Author's summary: St. Joseph landfill collects 148 tons of waste during Fall Clean Sweep event.
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