A bill for an act relating to solid waste collection and disposal by establishing a maximum rate increase charged by governmental entities and creating a property tax rebate for service charges.(Formerly SSB 1190; See SF 656.)

The bill aims to regulate how much local governments can increase rates for solid waste collection and disposal services. It also proposes a property tax rebate for residents to help offset these service charges. This legislation is intended to make waste management more affordable for citizens.

Supporters of the bill argue that it protects citizens from excessive rate hikes by local governments, ensuring that waste management remains affordable. They believe the property tax rebate will provide much-needed financial relief to families, making it easier for them to manage their budgets.

Critics of the bill contend that imposing a maximum rate increase could hinder local governments' ability to maintain and improve waste management services. They worry that the property tax rebate may not adequately address the underlying costs of solid waste collection and disposal, potentially leading to service cutbacks.