Community Happenings

Meridian Waste Alabama has acquired Tate Services, expanding its roll-off collection footprint in Huntsville and adding portable toilet and storage container rentals to its offerings. The acquisition strengthens Meridian’s service capabilities, enhances operational efficiency, and retains all 51 Tate Services employees at the Huntsville facility.

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Kim Henson and Mary O’Brien unknowingly arrived at Meridian Waste’s Charlotte, NC, headquarters in matching black-and-white summer outfits — a fun coincidence that led to a spirited photo in front of the company’s iconic fleet. Beyond the twinning moment, it marked a meaningful professional reunion for the two industry veterans, whose careers first intersected over two decades ago.

Meridian Waste is actively participating in the Mississippi Municipal League (MML) Annual Conference, where its team, including Jimmie Moore, Charles Lungrin, and Cole Crozier, is engaging with local officials and customers to showcase the company's waste management solutions. The conference provides a platform for discussing key issues such as infrastructure, sustainability, and waste management. Meridian Waste continues to focus on delivering environmentally responsible waste services that meet the evolving needs of Mississippi municipalities. Through these efforts, the company strengthens its commitment to supporting local communities and improving quality of life.

At the Missouri Waste Control Board Event, Meridian Waste stood out for its passionate team, especially Roger Brown, who showcased the company’s dedication to sustainable practices and community connection. Through engaging conversations and a spirited giveaway, Meridian Waste highlighted that their work is not just about managing waste—it’s about serving with purpose and pride.

Meridian Waste Alabama, LLC is reopening its Huntsville Construction & Demolition (C&D) Transfer Station at 4583 Pryor Road in Madison, AL, on Monday, June 23 at 7:00 a.m. CDT. Closed since a fire in November 2024, the fully rebuilt facility now features improved traffic flow, safer entry and exit points, and enhanced on-site safety measures. The site accepts only C&D materials such as concrete, wood, metal, and drywall, and operates Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. For more information, visit MeridianWaste.com/AL or call 866-440-3983.

Meridian Waste’s Raleigh team played a key role in the success of the 2025 VFW Golf Tournament, an event that blended fun with fundraising to support veterans' missions through 2026. Held at The Valley Golf Club, the tournament featured improved amenities, a dedicated volunteer team, and strong sponsor support. Meridian Waste stood out as a committed community partner, reinforcing its dedication to veterans and local engagement. Highlights included a patriotic performance of the national anthem and a group photo capturing a diverse cross-section of American life. Plans are already underway for the 2026 tournament.

Meridian Waste has been recognized as a 2025 Platinum Cornerstone Member by the New River Valley Home Builders Association for its strong commitment to community service and excellence in waste management. Led by CEO Wally Hall, the company is celebrated for its people-first approach, reliable service, and active local involvement. This recognition highlights Meridian Waste’s role as a valued partner in supporting regional growth and sustainability.

The acquisition expands Meridian Waste’s operational footprint within the Research Triangle Region, adding commercial frontload, permanent and temporary roll off and residential hauling routes to the company’s North Carolina portfolio.

Anniston, AL (April 24, 2025) – Meridian Waste joined White Plains Elementary’s Touch-A-Truck event, engaging students with a front-load “trash-eating” truck and sharing lessons in environmental stewardship.