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notes: see: www.wm.com. The Clarion Ledger reports that the Jackson County number to call for Waste Management is 601 693 1620. The following press release seems to be the only info on the site that's applicable. Customer Information for Louisiana and Mississippi WASTE MANAGEMENT REPORTS ON HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE COLLECTION IN SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA Oct. 10, 2005 - Waste Management of Louisiana LLC is working aggressively in its efforts to collect household garbage following the devastation resulting from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. According to Tim Hawkins, Waste Management Market Area Vice President for Louisiana and Mississippi, enormous volumes of household garbage, resulting from the unprecedented events of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, must be disposed of safely. There is a distinction between the household garbage that Waste Management is collecting and the storm debris, which is being collected by FEMA or other contractors. "Waste Management is collecting household garbage, such as food refuse, diapers, newspapers and other waste produced during the week, according to the agreements with the parishes and municipalities we serve. Waste Management is not collecting storm debris, which includes rugs, furniture, sheet rock, wood fencing, tree limbs, bags of clothing, refrigerators, household appliances and roofing materials. Parishes and municipalities of southeast Louisiana are coordinating the collection of storm debris independently from Waste Management with other contractors, such as those contracted through FEMA," said Hawkins. Following is an update of the company's operational status in the areas of southeast Louisiana where Waste Management is performing collection services OPERATIONAL UPDATE: VOLUME COLLECTED: Waste Management collected a one-day total of 866.21 tons of household garbage on Thursday, Oct. 6. The approximate normal volume of garbage collected during October 2004 is 638.40 tons. JEFFERSON PARISH: Current Collection Schedule: One time per week Trucks in Operation: 53 Collection Days for Jefferson Parish: If your first day of regular collection service is Monday, then your current weekly collection day is: „h Monday for East Bank residents, and „h Tuesday for West Bank residents. If your first day of regular collection is Tuesday, then your current weekly collection day is: „h Wednesday for East Bank residents, and „h Thursday for West Bank residents. If your first day of regular collection is Wednesday, then your current weekly collection day is: „h Friday for East Bank residents, and „h Saturday for West Bank residents. Westwego residents will have their garbage collected each Wednesday. Because of the ongoing heavy volume of household garbage in Jefferson Parish, some routes may not be completed on the designated day. In those cases, Waste Management will collect any remaining household garbage from the previous day, starting the following morning. CITY OF KENNER: Current Schedule: Two times per week in the areas assigned to Waste Management by City of Kenner Trucks in Operation: 10 Areas Completed Oct. 10: The University section of Kenner between Interstate 10, Lake Ponchartrain and Loyola Ave. Areas Targeted for Completion Oct. 11: The area between Interstate 10 on the north, the Mississippi River on the south, Williams Boulevard on the east and the Kenner city limits on the west. ST. CHARLES PARISH: Current Schedule: One time per week Trucks in Operation: 8 COLLECTION SERVICE UPDATE: Regular household garbage collection services have resumed or continue in the following areas: „h Assumption Parish „h St. James Parish „h St. John the Baptist Parish „h St. Tammany Parish „h Tangipahoa Parish Additional parish collection updates include: „h Orleans Parish - As requested by the City of New Orleans, Waste Management suspended all service until further notice. It is unknown when there will be a restoration of residential collection service in the city. Waste Management recommends that interested citizens contact the New Orleans Sanitation Department for additional information. Waste Management's commercial services in Orleans Parish continue as required. „h St. Bernard Parish - All residential collections services are suspended until further notice. RECYCLING SERVICES: Waste Management's recycling services south of Lake Ponchartrain are suspended until further notice. COLLECTION BACKGROUND: Waste Management's operations along the Gulf Coast in Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas are functioning with the exception of the hardest hit areas. In addition to resuming residential collection, the company opened the Jefferson Parish landfill within 48 hours of the passing of Hurricane Katrina and continues to operate 13 drop-off sites for garbage for Jefferson Parish residents. Waste Management's other landfills in south Louisiana have operated since Aug. 31. Waste Management has constructed temporary housing facilities for employees returning to Greater New Orleans. * * * * CONSUMER INFORMATION - SEPARATING HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE AND STORM DEBRIS As families return to the areas affected by Hurricane Katrina, Waste Management strongly recommends that all residential customers separate their household garbage, such as food, diapers and regular household waste, from debris created by the storms and their aftermath. We ask that customers bag their household garbage and place it at the curb. Storm debris, including refrigerators, household appliances, bags of clothing, tree limbs, carpet and carpet padding, and wood fencing, should be placed in a separate pile or piles. Separating household waste from storm debris will allow Waste Management employees to collect your household garbage more quickly and safely, helping prevent foul odors and safety hazards that would be created by mixing your household garbage with storm debris. The separation is also necessary to allow Waste Management to collect household waste and to permit others to collect storm debris in accordance with arrangements made by parishes and municipalities of southeast Louisiana with contractors independent from Waste Management. -> 9/3/08 http://www.sunherald.com/local/story/787311.html Waste Management pickup schedule outlined Waste Management has announced its status report outlining the company's collection updates categorized by county. Hancock County: Residential household garbage and trash collection is scheduled to resume in unincorporated areas of Hancock County on Monday according to the regular weekly schedule. Bay St. Louis: Household garbage and trash collection will resume Thursday according to the regular weekly schedule. Diamondhead: Collection for residents with Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday collection days will occur today. Residents with Thursday or Friday collection days will receive their normal service. Highway Lakes: Collection will resume today. Garbage collection will return to the regular weekly schedule starting Monday. Waveland: Household garbage and trash collection will resume Thursday, according to the regular weekly schedule. Harrison County: The Pecan Grove Landfill is open according to regular operating hours. Jackson County: In Pascagoula Waste Management will resume hauling to and from the Pascagoula garbage-hauling transfer station today. Pearl River County: The Central Landfill is open according to regular operating hours. Poplarville: Residential household garbage will be collected today and Friday. The collection schedule will return to its regular collection schedule, starting Tuesday. Because of impassable streets in some areas and the expected heavy volume of household garbage, some routes may not be completed on the designated day. In those cases Waste Management will collect any remaining household garbage from the previous day starting the following morning. Waste Management is not collecting storm debris, which includes rugs, furniture, Sheetrock, wood fencing, tree limbs, bags of clothing, refrigerators, household appliances and roofing materials. Delta Sanitation pickup schedule outlined Delta Sanitation has announced all residential collection services will run one day behind this week for Jackson County, Ocean Springs, Gautier, Moss Point and Pascagoula. All residential routes will resume normal schedules beginning Monday. ================================================================ OLD NOTES: see: www.wm.com. The Clarion Ledger reports that the Jackson County number to call for Waste Management is 601 693 1620. The following press release seems to be the only info on the site that's applicable. Customer Information for Louisiana and Mississippi WASTE MANAGEMENT REPORTS ON HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE COLLECTION IN SOUTHEAST LOUISIANA Oct. 10, 2005 - Waste Management of Louisiana LLC is working aggressively in its efforts to collect household garbage following the devastation resulting from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. According to Tim Hawkins, Waste Management Market Area Vice President for Louisiana and Mississippi, enormous volumes of household garbage, resulting from the unprecedented events of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, must be disposed of safely. There is a distinction between the household garbage that Waste Management is collecting and the storm debris, which is being collected by FEMA or other contractors. "Waste Management is collecting household garbage, such as food refuse, diapers, newspapers and other waste produced during the week, according to the agreements with the parishes and municipalities we serve. Waste Management is not collecting storm debris, which includes rugs, furniture, sheet rock, wood fencing, tree limbs, bags of clothing, refrigerators, household appliances and roofing materials. Parishes and municipalities of southeast Louisiana are coordinating the collection of storm debris independently from Waste Management with other contractors, such as those contracted through FEMA," said Hawkins. Following is an update of the company's operational status in the areas of southeast Louisiana where Waste Management is performing collection services OPERATIONAL UPDATE: VOLUME COLLECTED: Waste Management collected a one-day total of 866.21 tons of household garbage on Thursday, Oct. 6. The approximate normal volume of garbage collected during October 2004 is 638.40 tons. JEFFERSON PARISH: Current Collection Schedule: One time per week Trucks in Operation: 53 Collection Days for Jefferson Parish: If your first day of regular collection service is Monday, then your current weekly collection day is: �h Monday for East Bank residents, and �h Tuesday for West Bank residents. If your first day of regular collection is Tuesday, then your current weekly collection day is: �h Wednesday for East Bank residents, and �h Thursday for West Bank residents. If your first day of regular collection is Wednesday, then your current weekly collection day is: �h Friday for East Bank residents, and �h Saturday for West Bank residents. Westwego residents will have their garbage collected each Wednesday. Because of the ongoing heavy volume of household garbage in Jefferson Parish, some routes may not be completed on the designated day. In those cases, Waste Management will collect any remaining household garbage from the previous day, starting the following morning. CITY OF KENNER: Current Schedule: Two times per week in the areas assigned to Waste Management by City of Kenner Trucks in Operation: 10 Areas Completed Oct. 10: The University section of Kenner between Interstate 10, Lake Ponchartrain and Loyola Ave. Areas Targeted for Completion Oct. 11: The area between Interstate 10 on the north, the Mississippi River on the south, Williams Boulevard on the east and the Kenner city limits on the west. ST. CHARLES PARISH: Current Schedule: One time per week Trucks in Operation: 8 COLLECTION SERVICE UPDATE: Regular household garbage collection services have resumed or continue in the following areas: �h Assumption Parish �h St. James Parish �h St. John the Baptist Parish �h St. Tammany Parish �h Tangipahoa Parish Additional parish collection updates include: �h Orleans Parish - As requested by the City of New Orleans, Waste Management suspended all service until further notice. It is unknown when there will be a restoration of residential collection service in the city. Waste Management recommends that interested citizens contact the New Orleans Sanitation Department for additional information. Waste Management's commercial services in Orleans Parish continue as required. �h St. Bernard Parish - All residential collections services are suspended until further notice. RECYCLING SERVICES: Waste Management's recycling services south of Lake Ponchartrain are suspended until further notice. COLLECTION BACKGROUND: Waste Management's operations along the Gulf Coast in Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas are functioning with the exception of the hardest hit areas. In addition to resuming residential collection, the company opened the Jefferson Parish landfill within 48 hours of the passing of Hurricane Katrina and continues to operate 13 drop-off sites for garbage for Jefferson Parish residents. Waste Management's other landfills in south Louisiana have operated since Aug. 31. Waste Management has constructed temporary housing facilities for employees returning to Greater New Orleans. * * * * CONSUMER INFORMATION - SEPARATING HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE AND STORM DEBRIS As families return to the areas affected by Hurricane Katrina, Waste Management strongly recommends that all residential customers separate their household garbage, such as food, diapers and regular household waste, from debris created by the storms and their aftermath. We ask that customers bag their household garbage and place it at the curb. Storm debris, including refrigerators, household appliances, bags of clothing, tree limbs, carpet and carpet padding, and wood fencing, should be placed in a separate pile or piles. Separating household waste from storm debris will allow Waste Management employees to collect your household garbage more quickly and safely, helping prevent foul odors and safety hazards that would be created by mixing your household garbage with storm debris. The separation is also necessary to allow Waste Management to collect household waste and to permit others to collect storm debris in accordance with arrangements made by parishes and municipalities of southeast Louisiana with contractors independent from Waste Management.
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