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We would like to express our condolences to the family and friends of Orange Councilmember Steven Ambriz. We were shocked and saddened to hear of his passing on May 25 – as a lifelong member of the Orange community, a leader, an advocate and an active volunteer, Councilmember Ambriz made countless contributions to the city and surrounding communities. This is a tremendous loss for our community.
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Like any other customer-oriented business, WMOC’s primary goal is to provide service to all of our customers in a timely and comprehensive manner. With this in mind, the company issues a challenge to each of its local operating districts: to meet or beat the metrics or standards that research has shown drives customer satisfaction in our business.
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The last bells of the school year are ringing, which means more children will be at home on weekdays when delivery or service vehicles come through your neighborhood. As a local service provider in your community, Waste Management of Orange County asks parents to talk with their children about being safe while playing outside and to ensure they watch for the company’s waste and recycling trucks from a safe distance.
While many of our trucks, particularly those that service residential neighborhoods, are equipped with cameras to see what is behind the truck, you should not rely on this feature for the driver to be able to see you or any of your possessions. It is always safest to stay away from the truck and all of its moving parts.
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We’ve talked before about how we train our employees about being safe while on the job and the safety milestones celebrated by our facilities, but what is Waste Management doing to protect the total health of our employees?
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Usually when someone talks about recycling their clothes, they mean they’ll wear them again or perhaps donate them to someone else who would find use with them.
But to 10-year-old Alia Manetta, whose family is a Laguna Beach residential customer of Waste Management of Orange County (WMOC), recycled clothing means just that: utilizing reusable and recyclable materials from around her home, she’s created four fashionable outfits out of what might otherwise be trash.
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Each day, our nearly 500 employees in Orange County work together to ensure their customers’ waste and recycling needs are met. Jose A. Velasquez, a relief and residential driver based at the Santa Ana hauling site, makes sure he never misses a stop.
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