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Napas Garbage Revenue Takes Huge Hit from Business Closures Due to COVID-19

2020-06-04 09:00:00| Waste Age

Napa Countys shelter-in-place order has been in effect since March 15, resulting in the major decline in garbage from restaurants, bars and hotels, and also in revenue. According to Phil Brun, the Utilities Director for the City of Napa, trash disp

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