Miner Editorial | Raise Kingman garbage rates gradually
The City of Kingman’s contamination rate for recyclables has dropped from 47% to less than 10% resulting in cost savings, but fleet maintenance costs on older garbage trucks is an issue still needing addressed. (Photo by Travis Rains/Miner)
Originally Published: February 1, 2020 5:16 p.m.
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