“I chose Waste Management because I value the company’s leadership position in Tucson and in the industry, as well as its commitment to environmental sustainability,” says Bill Killian, owner of Pima Waste. “I am grateful for my employees’ and customers’ support over the years, and I am confident that Waste Management is capable of providing our community with high quality service and sustainability solutions for the future.”
Aubrey Waingrow, district manager for Waste Management in Tucson, AZ says that there has not been any interruption in service for customers.
“We are pleased to have the opportunity to expand our service in this community, and we look forward to being part of the sustainability solution in this area,” he adds. “As the largest residential recycler in North America and an innovator in other aspects of sustainability, Waste Management is well positioned to serve this area for the long term.”
Pima Waste provided trash and recycling services for many areas in Pinal and Pima Counties.
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