City officials will review proposals and suggest potential strategies for trash service consolidation in Aggieville and continue budget discussions at Tuesday’s work session.

In 2024, city staff first proposed five site locations for compactors to be installed to serve the district. The estimated cost to construct those compactors is between $1.4 million and $1.6 million. City administrators are looking at potentially issuing a request for qualifications to select a waste management contractor to plan, design and implement a solid waste program specifically for Aggieville.

That company would assist the city in putting together site specifications, outlining the procurement of five compactors and assist with developing and implementing a trash service consolidation program. The city would look to finance construction using tax increment finance and sales tax revenue.

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