Posted in Pensacola

ECUA doesn’t need downtown transfer station

   March 11, 2010

I’ve now heard from more than one source that ECUA officials and, at least, one board member have been talking about placing a downtown transfer station on the site of the current Main Street Sewage Treatment once it’s demolished.

This may be more threat —or what some at ECUA like to call a negotiating technique— than a reality. Escambia County recently bought a transfer station owned by Allied Waste at the request of ECUA. That station is for ECUA’s and the public’s use.

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