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Community Center / News / Virgin Islands / February 3, 2017

ST. CROIX — The Virgin Islands Waste Management Authority advised solid waste haulers and residents on Thursday that the St. Croix Transfer Station will reopen today at 10:00 a.m.

The facility was temporarily closed on Tuesday due to a staged work stoppage (protest) by employees of Sanitas Partners LLC, contractors for the St. Croix Transfer Station, according to the release.

The facility will resume processing of waste with the exception of green waste, the release says. Solid waste haulers and residents are reminded that the St. Croix Transfer Station and bin sites will not be accepting any green waste until further notice, the release added. The public is advised to keep green waste on their property until the facility resumes accepting green waste.

WMA apologized for the inconvenience. For more information, contact the Office of Communications Management at 340-715-9188 or email.


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