MAUMEE, Ohio — The City of Maumee is asking residents to weigh in on the future of their trash and recycling services as officials prepare for a new waste collection contract set to begin in August 2026.
Currently, Maumee residents pay an average of at least $200 per household each year for trash collection, according to city data. With about 5,100 households in the city, officials said those costs are expected to rise when the next contract takes effect.
To help shape those decisions, the city has launched an online survey where residents can share opinions on trash pickup, recycling, and potential new services.
“I think they should get the opinion as a resident and also negotiate contracts with other agencies,” said one Maumee resident, who asked not to be identified. “I don’t think

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