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    Busted Arrests Portsmouth Scioto County Mugshots

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    Real Estate Scam

    Homeowner Says Scammers Listed His House for Sale

    Runaway Teens

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    Loose Dog leads to shotgun threat

    Loose Dogs Lead to Shotgun Threat

    Ring RUmble at Royal Inn

    Ring Rumble at the Royal Inn

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    Family Returns From Church to Find Home Shot Up

    Coroners investigates death

    Coroner Investigates After Death at Hurth Apartments

    fARLEY SQUARE DRUG BUST

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    PPD overnight roundup

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    Kroger Chaos Ends With Another Trip to Jail

    Kids vanish after mom's arrest

    Kids Vanish After Mom’s Arrest

    suspended driver busted under the influence

    Suspended Driver Busted Under the Influence

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    gun threat leads to arrest

    Gun Threat Complaint Leads Police Straight to Suspect

    Portsmouth Shooting investigation

    PPD Investigates Multiple Shooting Reports

    Dog left in car for 24 hours

    Dog Left in Car for Nearly 24 Hours — Situation Takes Unexpected Turn

    Foster teen reports sexual assault

    Teen Reports Sexual Assault Allegedly Occurred During Foster Placement

    countywide manhunt

    Mom’s 1 A.M. Call Launches Search for Alleged Strangler

    wanted woman busted at Arby's

    Wanted Woman Found at Arby’s, Children Turned Over to Grandma

    Missing child found in Portsmouth

    Missing Child Found in Portsmouth Home

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  • Politics
    City Council Agenda

    Portsmouth City Council to Consider Alley Vacation, Wage Updates, and New Economic Development Corporation Monday

    commissioner condemn anti-semitic language

    Commissioners Condemn Anti-Semitic Language Amid Ongoing Dog Shelter Controversy

    Scioto County Land Bank

    Why Is the Scioto Land Bank Under So Much Scrutiny Right Now? 

    workplace slur

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    Portsmouth riverfront project

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    Land bank overhaul

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    45000 and nothing to show

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    Scioto County Road Work

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    Dog Shelter Drama Under Investigation

    “We Know What’s Going On”: Commissioners Push Back, Say Dog Shelter Drama Is Under Investigation

    Bad kids terrorize neighborhood

    Bad Kids Terrorize Neighborhood

    craft assault arrest

    Paroled Drug Trafficker Puts Up a Fight After Cops Bust Him in Traffic Jam

    Scioto County Investigating Potential Data Breach After Employees Fall for Phishing Scam

    Horton Davis

    Little Movement in Horton and Davis Corruption Cases as New Hearings Scheduled 

    Portsmouth City Council News

    Three “Emergency” Ordinances Headed to Portsmouth City Council Monday 

    Commissioner Scottie Powell

    Powell Blasts Proposed NDA Ban as “Lazy Legislation” 

    Commissioners Respond to Open Meetings Lawsuit Over Data Center

    Commissioners React to Proposed Ohio Law Banning NDAs for Elected Officials 

    Davis Horton

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  • Feel Good
    A person in a striped shirt shown from behind carrying a large backpack while walking along a paved street outdoors.

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    Stadium Plan revealed

    $10 Million Spartan Stadium Plans Revealed

    PPD to the rescue

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    Hippies

    Dear Dirty Hippies, ‘Sorry About That’

    Jenna Jenkins Eagle Scout

    History Made: Jenna Jenkins Becomes Scioto County’s First Female Eagle Scout

    A smiling woman is holding a wrapped present in her hands as someone gives it to her.

    Personal Gift Ideas That Will Hold Special Meaning

    Steve Hayes

    Scioto County Declares December 11 “Steve Hayes Day,” Honoring a Radio Legend After Nearly Six Decades on the Air 

    A silver thermal pouch sits alone on a white and gray background. The top of the bag is cut open.

    How To Choose the Right Closure for Thermal Pouches

    sending flowers to Japan

    Flower Delivery: Share Scioto’s Heart with Japan

    Honoring Scioto County’s First Town — and Its First People: New Heritage Trail Sign Dedicated at Earl Thomas Conley Park 

    A man approaching the bowling lane with a red bowling ball as his three friends in the background cheer him on.

    How Bowling Can Improve Your Mental Health

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    How To Make Your Daily Driver Feel Like a Sports Car

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    Cyn Mackley

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    Shawnee State University SSU

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    BREAKING: Commissioners Make Shocking Decision—Halloween to Remain on Halloween 

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  • Obituaries

    Randall B. O’Dell, 61 of West Portsmouth

    Robert Gregg Mingus

    Robert Gregg Mingus, 63 of Portsmouth

    Diane Skiver

    Diane Skiver, 78, of Portsmouth

    Larry S. Hardin

    Larry S. Hardin, 58 of Wheelersburg

    Donna J. Blankenship Cline

    Donna J. Blankenship Cline, 92 of South Portsmouth

    Lloyd Conley

    Lloyd J. Conley, 72, of South Shore

    Beulah Mae Stanley, 95 of Wheelersburg

    George Steele

    George R. Steele, 75 of Wheelersburg

    Jerry Lynn Justice

    Jerry Lynn Justice, 87 of Minford, Ohio

    Russell Dean Loper, 60 of Portsmouth

     Jaime Corona Torres, de 61 of Waverly

    Milton Wayne Keaton

    Milton Wayne Keaton, 87 of Pickerington

    Stephen Wells McManus, Jr

    Stephen Wells McManus, Jr., 65 of Minford

    Thomas David Hensley

    Thomas David Hensley, 62 of South Shore

    Laurence Zimmerman, age 71, of Lucasville

    Bruce L. Myers 45 of Portsmouth

    James Michael Barnett, 75, of Portsmouth

    Jeffrey Lon Brant

    Jeffrey Lon Brant, age 79, of Sciotoville

    Jeff Brant Funeral Home

    Jeffrey Lon Brant, age 79, of Sciotoville

    Linda Sue Bishop

    Linda Sue Bishop, 84 of Portsmouth

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5 Signs You Need a Better Waste Disposal Solution

Casey Cartwright by Casey Cartwright
1 year ago
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5 Signs You Need a Better Waste Disposal Solution
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Waste disposal is inevitable when running a business, but there’s more to the process than simply throwing a garbage bag into a dumpster. Your business needs to comply with waste disposal laws and regulations. These rules are in place primarily to maintain a safe workplace and limit harmful impacts on the environment.

However, not all waste disposal systems are the same. Sticking with an inadequate solution will lead to costly or dangerous mistakes. Here are five signs your business needs a better waste disposal solution.

Continuous Compliance Issues

If you’re facing frequent warnings and fines for waste management noncompliance from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) or the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), it’s time to take action.

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Is your business struggling to keep up with evolving environmental regulations that are impairing your profits due to legal issues? Partnering with a reputable company is key. Waste disposal companies know how to avoid legal liabilities.

Increased Waste Volume

As your business grows, new challenges arise, including increased waste production. Your current system might not be able to handle the high volume of waste.

Overflowing bins and delayed pickups lead to health hazards. Scaling up to a more robust solution helps handle increased demand without disruptions.

Employee Complaints

Employees know the score and are usually the first to notice inefficiencies. Waste management is no exception.

If you’ve received complaints about unpleasant odors, clutter, or overflowing trash areas from workers, it’s time to listen. These issues lead to decreased staff morale, health code violations, and an unpleasant workplace. An improved waste disposal solution ensures a cleaner, safer, and more appealing work environment.

Hidden Costs and Inefficiencies

If you already have a waste disposal service, do you know how much they’re charging? Hidden costs include frequent repairs, extra manpower for waste handling, and emergency services when routine pickups fail.

Find a waste disposal company that’s transparent about their services and costs. The right company will save you money through streamlined processes and scalable options.

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Sustainable choices and programs offer a solid way to save money. If your current waste disposal system makes it hard to recycle, lacks eco-friendly processes, or allows precious materials to go to waste, you’re missing multiple opportunities. Many advanced waste management providers offer recycling programs, eco-friendly disposal methods, and opportunities to upcycle or downcycle materials instead of trashing them. Implementing any of these options will align with environmental values and decrease your expenses.

After reading these five signs you need a better waste disposal solution, take a closer look at your current system. Small adjustments can lead to major improvements for your business.

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