Dalton recycling committee charts costly regional options as state mandate looms.
Dalton recycling committee navigates state-mandated shift after markets collapse. Co-chairs Jessica Williams and Gal Potashnik led members Eric Moore, Carol Shelty, Kyle McBean, Pam Kathan, and Mike Carrier through cost-gathering missions to Lisbon, Bethlehem, Monroe, and Waste Management, with the
misc · Meeting of April 21, 2026
NH DALTON — Dalton recycling committee navigates state-mandated shift after markets collapse. Co-chairs Jessica Williams and Gal Potashnik led members Eric Moore, Carol Shelty, Kyle McBean, Pam Kathan, and Mike Carrier through cost-gathering missions to Lisbon, Bethlehem, Monroe, and Waste Management, with the town currently shipping 29 tons of mixed recyclables annually to Littleton at a net cost to the town. The committee is scheduled to meet Bethlehem on April 27 at 6:30 p.m. to discuss a possible regional transfer station, ahead of a state January 1st mandate requiring towns to manage their own waste independently.
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Source: the misc meeting of April 21, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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