Commenting open: July 27, 2026 12:00AM CT - August 26, 2026 11:59PM CT.
Murray County - Solid Waste Management Plan
We invite you to comment on the solid waste management plan (SWMP) for Murray County.
Murray County submitted a SWMP to the MPCA that proposes an integrated solid waste management system. The SWMP states that over the ten-year planning period of 2026-2035, Murray County will:
Generate approximately 8,000 tons of Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) annually.
Reduce MSW by approximately 0.8 tons annually by supporting the annual rummage sale hosted by the Hospice Program at the Murray County Fairgrounds.
Educate residents about proper solid waste management via newspaper articles, social media, websites, and booths at various events.
Achieve a 37% recycling rate (approximately 3,000 tons) by providing curbside source separated collection in incorporated areas and 11 drop sites across the county for rural residents.
The MSW that is not reduced, reused, or recycled (approximately 4,600 tons) will be managed at the Nobles County Landfill near Rushmore, Minnesota.
Problem materials such as tires, electronics, appliances, household hazardous waste, and automotive fluids will be collected at the Murray County Recycling Facility, private businesses, and via special collections.
Minnesota counties and solid waste management districts outside the seven-county metro area are required to prepare and implement detailed solid waste management plans every 10 years. Visit our website for more information about Solid waste management plans.
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We invite you to comment on the solid waste management plan (SWMP) for Murray County.
Murray County submitted a SWMP to the MPCA that proposes an integrated solid waste management system. The SWMP states that over the ten-year planning period of 2026-2035, Murray County will:
Minnesota counties and solid waste management districts outside the seven-county metro area are required to prepare and implement detailed solid waste management plans every 10 years. Visit our website for more information about Solid waste management plans.
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