Improvements have been made to the Whitegates Recycling Point in Kelty following problems with misuse and fly tipping.
There had been ongoing concerns about the dumping of waste and deliberate contamination at the recycling bins on Whitegates Terrace.
In October, Cllr Darren Watt and Cllr Alex Campbell met with a council officer on-site to discuss the situation.
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Following the meeting, Darren Watt was confident that improvements had been made.
He said: "Following the recent onsite meeting with Cllr Alex Campbell and a Waste Operations Officer from Fife Council, I'm pleased to see the previously agreed actions now implemented.
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"More suitable bins and containers have been added, along with clear signage aimed at deterring those who misuse the facilities.
"The recycling point will be monitored over the coming weeks, and if problems persist, there's a real risk residents could lose these essential facilities altogether."
He added that dealing with waste contamination and fly-tipping puts a significant strain on "already limited" council resources, and that it was frustrating for the many residents who recycle their household waste responsibly.
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