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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.
What do you love most about the community in which you work, and the customers you serve?
Meridian Waste: The garbage and recycling industry is very local when it comes to community needs, wants, financial capabilities, and political influences. It is rarely a situation of one size fits all. Thus, what makes the business so challenging—and rewarding—is the ability for Meridian Waste to respond nimbly and responsibly to those needs of our unique customers. We must be flexible with the changes that are outside our control such as the recycling commodities marketplace to find different solutions to meet the needs of our customers. READ MORE...
On January 30, CFS held their annual Employee Appreciation Dinner honoring their Outstanding Employees who went above and beyond in their respective roles.
“We had some very tough decisions to make in deciding who earned these top honors,” said CFS Area President Rob Guidry. “We have an outstanding team who continually garner positive feedback from customers and from coworkers.”
Company Footprint Expansion Includes A C&D Landfill, Three Transfer Stations and A Hauling Company
We love being a part of our communites. Smiling faces, happy children who love the rumble of the garbage truck, and knowing we keep our communities clean and green - it's truly enough for us. We received this note today...
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.
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.
Meridian Waste, an integrated cleared four tons of waste from the Town of Callahan on the first annual Community Cleanup Day.
Meridian Waste shares garbage truck safety and operational tips to special needs school children as part of the Community Helpers Civic Involvement campaign.
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