RVRA seeks a contractor to establish and operate a recycling program for batteries, electronics, and plastics, diverting the materials from landfills and generating revenue for the Authority. The contractor will provide and maintain weatherproof collection containers and manage scheduling, collection, hauling, processing, recycling, and final disposition in compliance with applicable laws. The contract is for one year, with up to four additional one-year renewals by mutual agreement.
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Roanoke
County
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Roanoke
Address
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1020 Hollins Rd Ne
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(540) 857-5050
Zip Code
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24012
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Roanoke Valley Resource Authority
Roanoke Valley Resource Authority Minutes
Date: Jun 24, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The board meeting included a public hearing and subsequent adoption of the FY2026-2027 fee schedule. Key agenda items included the approval of a revised residential disposal policy that updates rules for 1-ton and dually trucks, the ratification of one-time bonuses for employees, and the authorization of a professional services amendment for the development of Cells VIII and IX at the Smith Gap Landfill. Additionally, the board approved an interim memorandum of understanding for household hazardous waste services and adopted a new surplus property disposal policy. The board also reviewed financial reports and waste tonnage statistics.
Roanoke Valley Resource Authority Regular Meeting
Date: Apr 1, 2026Type: Meeting mention
The board discussed the proposed FY 2026-2027 Annual Operating and Reserves Budget, including rate adjustments for waste disposal fees. A resolution was introduced to set a public hearing regarding revised waste disposal fees and charges. Additionally, the board reviewed a draft Surplus Personal Property Disposal Policy and received updates on the Joint Permit Application for the Smith Gap Regional Landfill expansion. Financial and operational reports were provided, and the board engaged in discussions regarding credit card transaction fee policies and the Host Community Fund.
Key Contacts
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JG
Jeremy GarrettDirector of Operations - Technical Services
The agenda includes action items such as adopting revised Authority By-laws, adopting a revised Employee Handbook, and adopting the Authority's regular meeting schedule for CY 2026. Also, considering a new RVRA brand logo and adopting the RVRA brand guide. Information items include discussing the federal Hazard Mitigation Plan 2025 Update. The consent agenda includes the minutes of October 22, 2025. Reports include financials, waste tonnage, trailer, residential waste, wood waste, recycling, household hazardous waste, and project status.
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