By the end of Tuesday’s regular Madison County Board of Supervisors meeting, a path forward — as county officials continue to work with a consultant group — became more apparent after comments offered during a public portion of the meeting and additional remarks by the Board of Supervisors Chairman John Pinard.
A local official said proper authorities were notified, but state regulators said they weren’t made aware of the blaze until an inspection two weeks after the fire began.
I’ve recently engaged with individuals, including former and current members of the Madison County Board of Supervisors, as well as concerned citizens, regarding the proposed public-private partnership involving Casella Waste
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WAMPSVILLE, N.Y. Madison County’s Board of Supervisors tabled a vote Tuesday evening on whether to enter a public/private partnership to address financial issues facing the county landfill. Madison County planned to join an operations, maintenance and lease agreement with New England Waste Services of New York, a wholly owned subsidiary of Casella Waste Systems. […]