An operator of a clean‑earth landfill on Ferguson Lane asked council to amend phasing and completion timelines in ordinance 25‑37 after heavy spring rainfall delayed revegetation work; staff recommended consolidating into two phases with three years to complete phase 1 and five years to complete phase 2 and extending the adjacent site's deadline to two years.

County commissioners approved a pilot juniper-dump program funded by a Community Wildfire Defense Grant that will issue up to 100 landfill vouchers on a first-come, first-served basis (targeting East Bench WUI areas); vouchers require ID verification and will be reimbursed to the landfill at the program's $27/ton tipping fee, with a one-year review.

Commissioner Campbell warned Clay County’s ash landfill is nearing capacity and outlined ongoing efforts to reclaim ash for road projects, review plant capacity and clarify how a $7.367 million bonding award to Otter Tail County will be allocated between an ash plant and a transfer station.

Sherburne County staff described a new groundwater-data format created from decades of monitoring records and the board approved split sampling at the Vanko 1 closed landfill — including PFAS analysis — at a cost not to exceed $11,200 paid from solid-waste surcharge funds.

County staff outlined two paths for the Lake County Landfill: build a new lined cell (county estimate cited $3.6M) to extend on‑site disposal for decades, or convert to a transfer station and truck waste to regional landfills (estimates vary $2M–$10M). Commissioners asked staff to return with detailed 30–50 year cost scenarios and diversion options.

Mesa County initiates a coalition for landfill methane rulemaking and seeks monetary contributions.

After an extended presentation and questions from council, the Wicomico County Council approved a 20‑year land lease and gas‑rights agreement enabling WAGA/WB Wicomico LLC to build and operate a renewable natural gas (RNG) facility at the Newland Park landfill. The council also authorized WAGA as a sole‑source vendor; votes on the lease and thesole

Officials request rulemaking for managing landfill leachate impacting Hudson and Mohawk rivers.

A Jersey Shore resident told commissioners the county landfill is burdened by roughly $27 million in bonds and accused past officials of mismanagement; commissioners said they have separated landfill accounts, hired management, and view an expansion as essential to address outstanding debt.