Overview – About the Project

The City of Denton is undertaking the development of a comprehensive solid waste management strategy that will provide the vision and framework to guide future activities related to:

• Landfill disposal reduction and/or elimination, zero waste philosophies, and waste material diversion
• The promotion of ingenuity in reuse and recycling opportunities
• The alignment of federal and state regulations with local solid waste reduction goals and practices
• The composition of residential and commercial waste streams
• The creation of a robust construction, building, and operational environments/markets that support solid waste reduction goals (innovation)
• Other waste management activities assigned to local government

The City of Denton has contracted Future iQ and Burns & McDonnell to facilitate the development of the Solid Waste Strategy for the City. The holistic approach to this project will enable the City of Denton to comprehensively evaluate waste generation, manage solid waste activities, and strategically address personal, residential, commercial, and corporate waste generation and diversion activities. It should be noted that within the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, the stakeholder engagement for this project will be held virtually.