AW Waste

AW Waste is a trusted waste management company in Miami, FL, offering a wide range of services including roll-off dumpsters, portable toilets, curbside collection, junk removal, cleanout services, temporary fencing, and barricade rentals. With a commitment to top-quality services, AW Waste serves both residential and commercial clients, providing efficient and reliable solutions for all their waste management needs.Generated from the website

AW Waste in Hollywood, FL offers a wide range of waste management services for residential and commercial projects, including roll off dumpsters, portable toilets, curbside collection, junk removal, and cleanout services. With over 25 years of experience, they provide reliable and affordable solutions to meet the needs of construction, demolition, and landscaping projects. The company also offers temporary fencing and barricade rentals, ensuring a complete service for any waste management requirements. Their 24/7 customer service and variety of dumpster sizes make AW Waste a convenient choice for handling waste disposal efficiently and responsibly. Generated from the website

About Solid Waste Authority The Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County is the governmental agency responsible for providing an economical and environmentally conscious integrated solid waste management system for Palm Beach County, FL. With approximately 400 employees, the SWA provides solid waste disposal and recycling services and programs to the County's 1.4 million residents and businesses. The SWA also provides solid waste and recycling collection services to the residents and businesses in unincorporated Palm Beach County through private haulers under exclusive franchise agreements. The Solid Waste Authority is a Dependent Special District governed by the seven elected County Commissioners of Palm Beach County, Florida. The SWA's system is funded through a system of user fees. The primary funding mechanism is the non-ad valorem special assessment that is included on the annual property tax bill of all Palm Beach County property owners. Additional revenue sources include tipping fees, electric sales, recycling revenue, and interest income. System The SWA has built an award-winning integrated system of facilities that combines recycling, composting, converting waste to energy through incineration, and landfilling to effectively manage the county's waste. The SWA's system includes a waste-to-energy plant, a landfill, a vegetation processing facility, a compost facility, two materials recycling facilities, household hazardous waste collection facilities, and a network of five transfer stations. The bulk of the Authority's facilities were financed with $420 million in revenue bonds issued in 1984 and 1986 and subsequent fundings and refundings.