Renewable natural gas unit is ‘milestone’ for QC community

Public-private partnership brings facility to Scott County

By: Dave Thompson|November 20, 2025

|5 min read

Bryce Stalcup, executive director of the Waste Commission of Scott County, helps gather a group of guests for a tour of the new WAGABOX facility that is turning harmful landfill gas into a clean, useful energy – renewable natural gas (RNG) – during a celebration on Wednesday, Nov. 19, at the Scott County Landfill. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON

Kathy Morris looked at the new facility at the Scott County Landfill that is now turning harmful landfill gas into a clean, useful energy – renewable natural gas (RNG), calling the technology a great thing for the community.

“It’s wonderful. … We are taking waste and turning into something positive,” said Ms. Morris, the former executive director of the

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Renewable natural gas unit is ‘milestone’ for QC community

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