Yard waste program

Questioned the data behind the yard waste changes, noting disposal costs didn't show the expected upward trend and that regional cooperation through Central Pines wasn't pursued.

Presented detailed alternatives: keep grass collection through containerization, and get the pending GFL outsourcing quote before committing $1.5 million to in-house trucks — noting GFL charges Morrisville $1.55/household/month.

Frustrated that the council ignored her husband's detailed emails and proposals, saying residents shouldn't have to do the staff's work, and demanded council members read and respond to constituent emails.

Called containerization a step backward: plastic bins create carbon, add friction, increase truck emissions with stop-and-go routes, and degrade quality of life versus the vacuum system.

Asked what the town will do about pine needles after storms once weekly pickup ends and carts are required.

Opposed cutting weekly yard waste pickup and requiring a third cart, citing gardeners, townhome dwellers, and likely illegal dumping.