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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.
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.
Halloween in Bowling Green
Meridian Waste Visits Troy City Hall
Meridian Waste Announces Expansion Into North Carolina
Awarded for Excellent Service
Roger Smith, general manager of the Eagle Ridge Landfill, and Natalie Denando, government and community affairs manager, visit the Old Monroe City Hall.
Announcing our newest additions to the Meridian Waste Family!
Meridian Waste, stepped up to the call of duty to help out its customer, the City of Warrenton, on September 29 by donating approximately $10,000 worth of in-kind environmental services to keep the streets of Warrenton clean during this year’s Fall Festival. The Company provided two rear load collection trucks, 14 employees committing 19.5 hours of service, 56 garbage carts, and street sweeping services to make certain the City looked bright and fresh during and after the event. According to Bob Mathis, Meridian Waste’s Missouri Area President, the company helped to ensure that food crumbs and litter were cleaned from the streets during the special festivities.
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