toggle mobile menu
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.
CFS Richmond/Petersburg treated their team to breakfast while distributing the newest Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to those working on the frontlines. PPE included masks and heavy-duty gloves.
The president mentioned the vital work of frontline workers, including solid waste and recycling workers, during his March 31 COVID-19 media briefing.
Waste removal keeps communities healthy and germ-free.
Waste management is the collection, transportation and disposal or garbage, sewage, recyclables and other waste products in a safe and efficient manner.
Meridian Waste Hosts Earth Day Coloring Contest for Children
Meridian Waste, an integrated, non-hazardous solid waste services company, is hosting an Earth Day-themed coloring contest, “Brightening the World” for children ages 5-10 to help keep them stimulated while spending more time at home.
The Eagle Ridge crew followed their noses to a delicious surprise breakfast grilled by General Manager Roger Smith.
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...
According to a report from Waste360, lithium batteries tossed in the garbage may cause fires. The number of reported waste and recycling facility fires that occurred in the U.S. and Canada in January 2020 totaled 22.
Meridian Waste Missouri's Eagle Ridge Landfill has presented its Quarterly Host Fee Check to the Pike County Commission. The revenue generated from the Eagle Ridge Landfill will help to fund County projects, including the Parks & Recreation Department, and road improvements.
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.
Halloween in Bowling Green
You are now leaving Meridian Waste’s website and are going to a website that is not operated by the company. We are not responsible for the content or availability of linked sites.
Continue Cancel