Solid waste: Montague Station and Transfer Station up-fit
Pender County
Summary
The board picked the FEMA property option (about $337,000) to replace the Montague convenience site, rejecting a pricier Long Creek park share or expanded hours elsewhere. Details and a budget amendment come back April 20.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 5
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed May 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $337,000 for site work on the FEMA property.
Residents who use the Montague convenience site for trash disposal.
The site floods and cannot use concrete, which may limit improvements.
Mentions & discussions (5)
Board of County Commissioners - May 7, 2026
Solid Waste says the budget is mostly flat, but the new Montague Station and Transfer Station up-fit are the priority — matters for how convenient and clean county waste service stays.
Board of County Commissioners - Apr 20, 2026
The board put another $500,000 into the Montague Convenience Center site work, hoping to have the next step ready by early May.
Board of County Commissioners - Apr 7, 2026
The board picked the FEMA property option (about $337,000) to replace the Montague convenience site, rejecting a pricier Long Creek park share or expanded hours elsewhere. Details and a budget amendment come back April 20.
Board of County Commissioners - Jan 20, 2026
Commissioner Tate wants the Canetuck convenience site to change its hours to serve residents better, and a resident raised the issue directly with the board.
Board of County Commissioners - Jan 5, 2026
With the Montague dump site closed, Commissioner Tate says the county should either restore the service or cut the fees residents pay for it.
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