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Waste Management is one of the leading providers of waste and environmental services in North America. The company tailors its services to meet the needs of each customer group and to ensure consistent service at the local level. Its network of operations includes more than 429 collection operations, over 370 transfer stations, nearly 290 active landfill disposal sites, 17 waste-to-energy plants, 138 recycling plants and 85 beneficial-use landfill gas projects. These assets enable Waste Management to offer a full range of environmental services to nearly 21 million residential, industrial, municipal and commercial customers. Waste Management provides solid waste collection services to millions of customers across North America, ranging in size from the single residential subscription to large national customers requiring comprehensive, one-source waste programs to serve hundreds of locations. With 25,000 collection and transfer vehicles, the company has one of the largest trucking fleet in the waste industry. With most of the waste collected by Waste Management going to its own landfills, a supporting network of transfer stations provides an important link for efficient disposal. Waste Management operates a large network of landfills, with 289 active sites managing the disposal of more than 115 million tons of waste per year.

Redwood Landfill and Recycling Center, located in Novato, CA, has been providing safe and environmentally-sound disposal services to the North Bay since 1958. With a strong commitment to sustainability, they play a vital role in helping Marin County achieve its waste reduction and emission reduction goals through their recycling, composting, and reuse programs. By generating clean, renewable electricity from landfill gas, Redwood Landfill and its parent company, Waste Management, are actively contributing to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, displacing an estimated 8,000 metric tons annually. Their dedication to environmental stewardship is evident in their efforts to promote resource conservation and their significant investment in public infrastructure.Generated from the website