Every five years, the Delaware-Knox-Marion-Morrow Solid Waste District (DKMM) is required to update its management plan. That plan, which addresses operations and proposed fees for 2026-2040, has been completed and the public-comment period is now open through Oct. 29. You can review the plan by downloading it from our Public Notices and Bids page (scroll down to the bottom), as well as a fact sheet that explains how you can submit comments. Link in bio.
A print copy of the plan is also available to see outside the Clerks’ first-floor office at The Historic Courthouse, 91 N. Sandusky St., Delaware.
For more information about DKMM and the valuable work this organization does, please go to the link in our bio.
@delawarehealth #recycling
Every five years, the Delaware-Knox-Marion-Morrow Solid Waste District (DKMM) is required to update its management plan. That plan, which addresses operations and proposed fees for 2026-2040, has been completed and the public-comment period is now open through Oct. 29. You can review the plan by downloading it from our Public Notices and Bids page (scroll down to the bottom), as well as a fact sheet that explains how you can submit comments. Link in bio.
A print copy of the plan is also available to see outside the Clerks’ first-floor office at The Historic Courthouse, 91 N. Sandusky St., Delaware.
For more information about DKMM and the valuable work this organization does, please go to the link in our bio.
@delawarehealth #recycling
Did you know that you can sign up for Job Alerts with our organization based on categories of interest (like 9-1-1, administrative assistant, accounting, law enforcement, engineering and so much more)? Our Human Resources Department has a nifty tool that allows you to sign up for email alerts when jobs that match a particular interest or skill set get posted. Go to the link in our bio to sign up for your Job Alert today!
Did you know that you can sign up for Job Alerts with our organization based on categories of interest (like 9-1-1, administrative assistant, accounting, law enforcement, engineering and so much more)? Our Human Resources Department has a nifty tool that allows you to sign up for email alerts when jobs that match a particular interest or skill set get posted. Go to the link in our bio to sign up for your Job Alert today!
Today in session, we heard about the ongoing drought from representatives for Delaware County Emergency Management, Delaware Soil and Water Conservation District and Del-Co Water. The good news: Conditions have not worsened, water reserves for residential customers are solid and there is no need for water-usage restrictions (other than limiting watering one`s lawn every other day). The news to monitor: Our agricultural community continues to be impacted, but help is available through the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Go to the link in our bio for more information about assistance programs. You can also contact the USDA`s Delaware County Service Center at 740-362-4011, ext. 3.
Today in session, we heard about the ongoing drought from representatives for Delaware County Emergency Management, Delaware Soil and Water Conservation District and Del-Co Water. The good news: Conditions have not worsened, water reserves for residential customers are solid and there is no need for water-usage restrictions (other than limiting watering one`s lawn every other day). The news to monitor: Our agricultural community continues to be impacted, but help is available through the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Go to the link in our bio for more information about assistance programs. You can also contact the USDA`s Delaware County Service Center at 740-362-4011, ext. 3.
The Delaware County Jail recently received accreditation by the American Correctional Association (ACA) and was among the first jails in the country to be audited under the newest standards. Today in session, the Commissioners were joined by Sheriff Jeff Balzer, Jail Director Nick Karafa and members of the jail’s leadership team who have worked for years to achieve this international distinction. Sheriff Balzer said that fewer than 5 other county jails in Ohio have been accredited by the ACA, which requires adherence to best practices that focus on inmate healthcare, sanitation, security practices, programming availability, food service, use of force, restrictive housing and due process.
The Delaware County Jail recently received accreditation by the American Correctional Association (ACA) and was among the first jails in the country to be audited under the newest standards. Today in session, the Commissioners were joined by Sheriff Jeff Balzer, Jail Director Nick Karafa and members of the jail’s leadership team who have worked for years to achieve this international distinction. Sheriff Balzer said that fewer than 5 other county jails in Ohio have been accredited by the ACA, which requires adherence to best practices that focus on inmate healthcare, sanitation, security practices, programming availability, food service, use of force, restrictive housing and due process.