Land districts of Schweinfurt and Main-Spessart stem in common waste mission!

Land districts of Schweinfurt and Main-Spessart stem in common waste mission!

Main-Spessart, Deutschland - The districts of Main-Spessart and Schweinfurt set a strong sign of sustainable waste management! District Administrator Sabine Sitter and District Administrator Florian Töpper signed a new purpose agreement that seals more intensive cooperation between the two counties. This was celebrated in the presence of important players such as Stephan Orzol, the deputy head of the Rothmühle waste management center, and Thomas Fackelmann, head of waste management in the district of Schweinfurt. From January 1, 2025, the district of Schweinfurt will take over the removal of non-usable, mineral waste from Main-Spessart, such as sw1.news reports .

This agreement is intended to increase efficiency and security in waste disposal, while the costs for both counties are reduced at the same time. Töpper and Sitter emphasized that citizens will benefit from a future -oriented waste management. The counties at the Rothmhühle waste management center are already using various offers for better processing of bulky waste and for cleaning seepage water from the Karlstadt landfill, as the municipal administration maintains Main-Spessart .

continuation of successful cooperation

The trusting cooperation between the two counties has a long history. During a recent visit to the Rothmhühle waste management center, Sitter and Töpper reaffirmed their will to continue this successful cooperation. On site, those present were informed about the processes in the AWZ and were able to get an idea of the efficient waste recycling. Further joint projects, such as the bundling of the waste quantities to reduce costs, are also sought.