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Okaloosa County, FL
Solid Waste Services 2013
FY2012 County Waste Flow
• Currently, the County controls about 28% of the waste stream (County Franchise and
County Operations).
• At the current tipping fees, $3.5M in revenue is generated annually from municipal and
commercial waste currently collected outside of the County’s franchise (53% of waste
currently received).
• A Commercial franchise would enable control over another 26% of waste currently
delivered ($1.9M in tipping fees), in addition to an undetermined amount of commercial
waste currently delivered to other facilities.
Sources of Solid Waste Delivered to County Facilities, FY 2012
Municipal (Other) Merchant (WM)
(4.6%) (0.3%)
Municipal (WM) 5,867
(27.9%) tons
County Franchise
35,954 (27.8%)
tons 35,804
tons
Commercial
(Other) County Operations
(0.7%) 32,525 (0.4%)
15,507
tons tons Non-Franchise
Residential
(1.1%)
Commerial (WM) Self-Haul
(25.2%) (12%)
• Florida law requires 3-year notification prior to franchising solid waste collection service
that previously was open market.
• Current collection contract expires March 2016; therefore, commercial franchise
notification would ideally be given by March 2013.
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