Community Happenings | 2019

Meridian Waste shares garbage truck safety and operational tips to special needs school children as part of the Community Helpers Civic Involvement campaign.

This holiday season, we want to remember the impact that garbage workers have had on our history. Here are 10 milestones in garbage history

Meridian Waste Missouri adopted a family of six this holiday season with personalized gifts and a meal to celebrate enjoy together!

Meridian Waste is in the spirit! Over the weekend, the North Florida teams decorated a rear-load garbage truck in the Town of Callahan, Fla., Christmas Parade on Saturday, Dec. 7, 2019.

Kids love trucks, and so do we. Meridian Waste has a fleet of trucks to assist us with waste management and our quest to keep our communities clean and green.

We are thankful for our customers, employees, and the communities that we serve.

As you wind-down the holiday, savor the meal with sharing your leftovers with guests or freeze portions for easy meals over the next few months!

Meridian Waste in partnership with the North East Community Action Corporation (NECAC) Pike County, donated 30 Thanksgiving dinners to families throughout the company’s Pike County collection service area and home to the company’s Eagle Ridge Landfill.

General Manager Roger Smith and Govenrment & Community Affairs Manager Natalie Denando stopped by the neighbors of the Eagle Ridge Landfill with special deliveries!

Meridian Waste, an integrated cleared four tons of waste from the Town of Callahan on the first annual Community Cleanup Day.

Container First Services (CFS) presented their annual donations to the Lunenburg County community to multiple safety and educational entities in a ceremony at the courthouse. CFS has donated $50,000 to multiple entities throughout Lunenburg County as part of their annual donation.