Journal of the San Juans, October 24, 2012

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Wednesday, October 24, 2012 — 13

To San Juan County Residents For more than a decade, Cimarron Enterprises has served as the transportation bridge for solid waste between the San Juan Islands and the mainland. The county council voted to privatize operation of its Orcas Island transfer station. Cimarron is ready to build on our proven service record and established relationships to maintain this essential service.

The Cimarron team offers demonstrated expertise in: • Transportation, disposal, and stewardship of solid waste and recycled materials • Transfer station operation • Management of waste services and multi-faceted projects

Cimarron will lower solid waste fees and provide: • 15% reduction for San Juan Sanitation customers • Retains current staff and provides for additional local jobs in proposed sorting line • Saves self-haul option for Orcas customers and reduced rates • $150,000 in upgrades to improve traffic flow, safety and operational efficiency • Coordinated program with San Juan Sanitation and County • Award-winning recycling and disposal facilities • Innovative approaches to reducing solid waste and maximizing recycling and reuse • Support of local efforts to expand recycling and reuse

Cimarron Enterprises offers San Juan County residents and county officials the best opportunity to meet its goals with high-quality, uninterrupted service. Please urge the county commissioners to complete the contract with Cimarron as recommended by the vendor selection committee. Cimarron looks forward to lowering solid waste and recycling fees for all county residents.


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