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Garbage Men & Women Doing Good in the Community
Here you will find a selection of our stories from the communities we serve and the environmental heroes who are part of the Meridian Waste team.
It was another successful annual Earth Day Easter Egg Hunt held on Saturday, April 4, 2026, at Meridian Waste's Shotwell Environmental Park. More than 630 guests attended the family-friendly community event which blended environmental education with festive fun for all ages.
Meridian Waste Virginia, LLC today announced the acquisition of Waste Knot, LLC, effective April 1, 2026. The transaction strengthens Meridian Waste’s footprint in the greater Richmond, Virginia market and reinforces its disciplined growth strategy through strategic tuck-in acquisitions.
Supporting local Girl Scouts has become a tradition at Meridian Waste. Each year, the team purchases cookies and shares them with customers as a simple way to say thank you.
Meridian Waste is opening its Noble Hill Landfill gates to the community sharing a FREE BBQ lunch, eco-friendly activities, and hayride landfill tours on Saturday, April 18, 2026 from 9am - 1pm CDT.
Meridian Waste is honored to work alongside Lauderdale County officials, the Lauderdale County School District, and the students of West Lauderdale High School to help keep the community clean and beautiful.
Meridian Waste was pleased to attend the Western St. Charles County Chamber of Commerce 2025 Annual Celebration Ball: Awards Gala, themed “A Magical Night at Hogwarts.”
Meridian Waste's 7th Annual Brightening the World Earth Day Coloring Contest kicked off today and is now accepting entries. Children ages three to 10 from anywhere in the United States are invited to participate in the nationwide competition celebrating creativity, environmental awareness, and Earth Day.
Meridian Waste is proud to continue its annual support of Wake Technical Community College through the Meridian Waste Scholarship for Clean Communities, in partnership with the Wake Tech Foundation.
The acquisition expands Meridian Waste’s roll-off collection operations bridging current operations between Christiansburg, VA and Sandy Ridge, NC. Meridian Waste will also assume Richardson Waste’s hauling facility at 5567 Elk Horn Road in Woodlawn, VA, where the existing Richardson Waste employees will continue servicing the company’s roll off customers while expanding into Meridian Waste’s additional lines of business including frontload and residential collections.
Milestones like this don’t come around often. This year, we’re proud to recognize Jessica Stooksbury’s 20-year anniversary as Office Manager supporting Meridian Waste’s Knoxville operations.
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