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Ord. 2026-09-15-2026-839City of Duncanville (Dallas County)
Consider a Resolution approving an amendment to the Municipal Materials Management Agreement by and between Republic Services of Texas, LTD. and the City of Duncanville to increase contract rates by 4.69% for residential collection and commercial services
Bastiat Overreach Score: 72/100
Passed: 2026-09-15 • Effective: 2026-09-15
Executive Summary & Impact
Consider a Resolution approving an amendment to the Municipal Materials Management Agreement by and between Republic Services of Texas, LTD. and the City of Duncanville to increase contract rates by 4.69% for residential collection and commercial services
Legislative Enactment & Roll-Call History
2026-839 • City of Duncanville City Council - September 15, 20262026-09-15
Consider a Resolution approving an amendment to the Municipal Materials Management Agreement by and between Republic Services of Texas, LTD. and the City of Duncanville to increase contract rates by 4.69% for residential collection and commercial servicesOutcome: PASSED (1-0) • Motion to approve: Consider a Resolution approving an amendment to the Municipal Materials Management Agreement by and between Republic Services of Texas, LTD. and the City of Duncanville to increase contract rates by 4
Official Legal Text & Codified Sections
OFFICIAL LEGISLATIVE DOCKET RECORD — CITY OF DUNCANVILLE Instrument / Docket Number: Ord. 2026-09-15-2026-839 (Agenda Item 2026-839) Meeting: City of Duncanville City Council - September 15, 2026 Date Enacted: 2026-09-15 Roll-Call Outcome: PASSED (7 YES - 0 NO) Category: Taxes & Fees Source Document: https://duncanvilletx.portal.civicclerk.com/stream/DUNCANVILLETX/9077b6a9-d1b3-46ae-9ea5-08cb2f64df34.pdf VERBATIM DOCKET TEXT & SUMMARY: Consider a Resolution approving an amendment to the Municipal Materials Management Agreement by and between Republic Services of Texas, LTD. and the City of Duncanville to increase contract rates by 4.69% for residential collection and commercial services