WCA Waste of Kansas City

Stories of our team exceeding expectations make us smile Shoutout to Phil H. and Jason L. on the Lee's Summit route for making this customer's day. We are so thankful to have such a caring crew!

Election Day Reminder There will be NO delay tomorrow, Nov. 3. Routes will be running as scheduled. Thank you!

Happy Halloween! Halloween candy wrappers can feel like paper, but don't let your treats play tricks on you! Most candy wrappers are NOT recyclable. Please help us keep our recycling stream clean by disposing of wrappers in the trash.

The residents of Lake Lotawana decided to get in the Halloween spirit by decorating the neighborhood with skeletons. We spotted this one yesterday and thought this one was pretty "humerus"

In honor of National Pumpkin Day, we are sharing some tips to help you responsibly dispose of your . Tossing them in the trash is always an option, but for a more eco-friendly route, try composting it or burying it. For more ideas, check out: https://bit.ly/2S7bi7d

It is a common misconception that milk cartons are recyclable. Remember, paper products that feel waxy are not recyclable! Please throw milk cartons, juice boxes and coffee cups in the trash. For more items that must be thrown out, check out this list: https://bit.ly/3kXI86H

Thank you to customer Ang for sharing your kind words with us!

Did you know WCA has an app? You can rent a dumpster, add a new service, pay your bill and more, all from your phone! Just search "myWCA" in the app store to download.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, trash and recycling collection is the 5th most dangerous job. Help us keep our team safe by taking the pledge to drive safe around garbage trucks and by properly disposing of hazardous waste. https://wcawaste.com/careers/take-a-pledge

fact: The average American produces 1,609 pounds of garbage per year, making the US the largest producer of trash in the world. You can help lower this by recycling. If you aren't already recycling, give us a call and we can sign you up if the service is offered in your area.

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, WCA customer service rep., Julie (left), shared how breast cancer has impacted her. Her mom (center, standing) and aunt are survivors. Now, Julie's fiancé, Nick, who is also part of the WCA team, can be spotted driving the pink WCA truck in honor of Julie's family.

Time to break out the rake, it is season. Some yard waste reminders: Yard waste includes grass, leaves, and branches. Please do not dispose of flower pots, yard decorations, dirt or fencing with your yard waste! Please do not put grass or leaves in your trash cart.

To start off Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we want to take a moment to recognize everybody impacted by breast cancer Be on the lookout for the pink WCA truck this month!