(KNZA)--Doniphan County will seek a new operator for the county's transfer station.
Representatives of Miller Trash Service told the Doniphan County Commission Monday that they would be ending their agreement with the county on April 30th.
The Troy-based trash service has been operating the transfer station since November 1st of last year.
Rhonda Miller told Commissioners the transfer station was too big for their small business.
Mike Miller thanked commissioners for giving them a shot at running the facility .
Commissioners thanked the Millers for taking it on and trying.
The Commission will work with Northeast Kansas Environmental Services Health Specialist Martha Smith on finding a new transfer station vendor.
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