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Responsible Solutions for Benton County’s Future

Benton Clean & Strong is a coalition of local residents, businesses, community organizations, and civic leaders committed to thoughtful, fact-based conversations about the future of solid waste management in Benton County.

We believe our community deserves reliable public services, responsible long-term planning, and meaningful opportunities to participate in decisions that will shape Benton County for generations to come.

Why This Matters

Every community depends on essential infrastructure—and waste management is one of the services we rarely think about until it's no longer there.

As Benton County plans for the future of Coffin Butte Landfill and the region's long-term solid waste needs, it's important that the conversation is guided by accurate information, careful planning, and local input.

This discussion is about more than a single facility. It's about ensuring our community has practical, affordable, and environmentally responsible solutions that continue to protect public health, support local governments and businesses, and serve future generations.

Stay Informed. Stay Engaged.

The decisions being made today will help shape Benton County's solid waste system for decades to come. Benton Clean & Strong is committed to providing accurate information, sharing important updates, and helping residents understand what lies ahead.

As the conversation continues, we'll notify supporters about community meetings, public comment opportunities, educational resources, and key milestones throughout the planning process.

Whether you're a resident, business owner, community leader, or simply interested in Benton County's future, we invite you to stay informed and join the conversation.

Join the Coalition for a Cleaner, Stronger Benton County

COMMUNITY SUPPORT

COMMUNITY SUPPORT

of Benton County voters agree with the key reasons to approve the expansion – renewable energy, keeping costs low for families, and community investment.*

*Survey conducted by DHM Research, July 16-22, margin of error +/-5.7%