New Landfill Cells in El Paso Ensure 12 Years of Waste Management Capacity

The City of El Paso has announced the completion of six new landfill cells at the Greater El Paso Landfill, which will extend the landfill's capacity for over 12 years. This $20 million project, funded through the residential solid waste fee, encompasses 65 acres and is vital for managing the city's waste effectively. The expansion is crucial for maintaining environmental standards and ensuring that waste disposal needs are met for the growing population. Residents can expect continued improvements in waste management services as a result of this investment.

Key Details: • The new landfill cells will provide over 12 years of additional waste capacity. • The project cost $20 million and was funded by the residential solid waste fee. • The expansion covers an area of 65 acres.