County leaders say the issue reflects a larger waste management shift now that burning trash is no longer part of the system.
The proposal comes after the Covanta facility, later known as Reworld, shut down in late 2024. The plant had handled roughly half of the county's trash. Now, that waste is going directly to Fink Road Landfill. County officials say that transition has significantly increased pressure on the landfill system, which must now absorb the county's full waste stream.
Officials say millions in settlement and resource recovery money are helping keep the proposed increase relatively low for now. But it is unclear what could happen to rates once that money runs out.
The Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors is expected to consider the proposal at a public hearing on June 23. If approved, the increase would apply to certain unincorporated communities and would mark one of the first rate adjustments since the closure of the county's incineration facility.
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