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County approves bid to operate waste transfer station

2014-12-31 09:47:20| Waste Management - Topix.net

Effective Jan. 12, the Medina County Central Processing Center in Westfield Township will be operated as a waste transfer station. Six companies submitted bids to county commissioners to operate the recycling center as a transfer station and on Tuesday they chose Dover, Ohio-based Kimble Companies.

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