SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL – Amends existing law to define terms and to provide that compulsory means cannot be used to limit private sector competition.

Idaho bill S 1112 prohibits local governments from using "flow control" (mandating waste haulers to use specific facilities) to restrict private waste disposal competition. It directly affects county commissioners, waste districts, and municipalities by banning compulsory methods that limit private sector participation in waste disposal services. The bill amends multiple Idaho Code sections to define terms like "flow control" and "major solid waste generator," while explicitly stating public authorities cannot use such tools to favor public systems over private ones. These changes aim to ensure fair competition for waste disposal contracts without altering other operational provisions for waste site maintenance or municipal facilities.