BUCYRUS, Ohio — Crews began distributing new garbage cans built to work with the city's recently purchased collection vehicles on Sept. 21, 2026, focusing first on the south side of Bucyrus, Crawford County Now reported.
The two trucks carried a combined price above $1 million, a purchase the outlet characterized as controversial. Members of city council have promoted the switch as a means of reducing the cost of garbage services down the road. Critics of the plan contend the process involved back-room dealing and fell short on transparency.
The report did not name individual officials, identify the cart supplier, or describe how many cans are being delivered or how residents will handle the transition.