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Seven companies get Seguin commercial waste franchises

Seven companies won approval to provide commercial waste and recycling service in Seguin starting Jan. 1; business customers can check the authorized providers.

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Seguin City Council approved five-year, non-exclusive commercial waste and recycling franchises for seven companies, effective Jan. 1, 2027.

The council’s Oct. 20 action covers Alamo Disposal, Apache Disposal, Republic Services, Texas Disposal System, Tiger Sanitation, Waste Management and Waste Connections, according to the verified outcome for item 7.D.

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Council actionCommercial waste franchises
The council approved a resolution granting five-year, non-exclusive commercial solid waste and recycling collection franchise agreements to Alamo Disposal, Apache Disposal, Republic Services, Texas Disposal System, Tiger Sanitation, Waste Management and Waste Connections, effective Jan. 1, 2027.
Seguin City Council verified outcome ↗
The verified Oct. 20 council outcome identifies seven commercial franchise recipients and a Jan. 1 effective date.

Businesses inside Seguin city limits will have seven authorized commercial waste and recycling franchise providers under the council’s Oct. 20 action. The franchises are non-exclusive, so the approval does not assign the entire commercial market to one company. The council approved the resolution by unanimous voice vote.

The city’s meeting listing identifies the action as file 26-451 and marks it approved. Its description limits the franchises to commercial solid waste and recycling collection within Seguin’s corporate limits. The action does not establish a change to residential collection rates.

The next practical question for a business customer is the price and service offered by a particular provider. The verified council outcome names the firms and effective date; it does not establish a customer’s quoted price. Readers can inspect file 26-451 in the official meeting record to follow the city’s franchise action.

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