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Seminole County’s recycling program is facing a $1 million shortfall after market values for recyclables plummeted, leaving processing costs unbalanced. With the initial budget already spent, officials are tapping into $1 million from Solid Waste reserves — a fund totaling $13.7 million — to keep the service running. Residents support the program, calling it essential for environmental health and convenience. Commissioners will vote on the amendment Tuesday morning, but no long-term decisions on recycling rates or future funding have been made yet.

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