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Elkhart County Landfill is a waste management facility located in Elkhart, IN. It offers services for solid waste disposal and is part of the county's efforts to maintain a clean and sustainable environment. As a local landfill, Elkhart County Landfill plays a crucial role in managing waste and promoting responsible waste disposal practices within the community.Generated from the website

The Elkhart County Board of Commissioners serves as the executive branch of the county. The board consists of three county commissioners who preside over local government in Indiana s Elkhart County. It is responsible for county buildings, lands and property, purchasing, authorizing payments, signing contracts, supervising and directing a variety of county departments and performing many other governing functions. The commissioners are elected from three separate commissioner districts by whole-county vote. In addition to the three commissioners, the board has a small staff of clerks, administrators and secretaries. The Elkhart County Board of Commissioners meets twice a month.

The Sturgis City Maintenance Building, also known as the Department of Public Services, is responsible for a wide range of services in Sturgis, MI. They oversee road and parking lot maintenance, snow removal, water and sewer main upkeep, brush and leaf pickup, and the city's compost facility, among other tasks and projects. With a dedicated team and a central location at 805 N. Centerville Road, the Department of Public Services ensures the smooth functioning of approximately 53 miles of city streets, as well as the maintenance of water, storm sewer, and sanitary sewer systems. They prioritize the safety and convenience of residents by promptly responding to weather conditions and providing essential services throughout the year.Generated from the website