Waste Management of Goodyear

Back in 2006, Goodyear was serviced manually by Allied Waste with no recycling. Then the City of Goodyear contracted Eagle Hauling, subcontracting Waste Management, to provide contained collection both automatically and manually over a two month transition period to automated trash and recycling. Since then, Goodyear sees a high participation rate with recycling and the public works department continues to provide bulk collection, billing, and handles carts. Goodyear is another city out here, such as Chandler, that provides all services so WM/Eagle Hauling's only responsibility is to physically collect the materials.
Away from the contract details...enjoy this 320 Autoreach I found in an HOA near Litchfield Park. Unfortunately, he stopped flipping lids right after I started filming so I didn't film too much, and moved on to Waddell. Thanks for watching and please remember to comment!

[@AussieGarbo]

Usually watching an AutoReach can be a slow and painful experience, but it was actually quite enjoyable this time round! I think the difference is that this operator gets right up close to the carts so he only has to grab, raise, lower and release... cuts out all the actual auto reaching part! hehe The sign board on the body is pretty out of place, just this fat rectangular white blank with some faded message. Sweet footage, good to hear a bit of roar coming from this truck too.

[@WMmaster626]

Awesome video!! Beautiful truck, man this is a great looking rig. I love the wheels on this truck too. Chrome bumper looks awesome as well. Has WM been using these every since they started the contract? Nice catch, loved seeing WM of Goodyear!

[@GarbageTrucksAZ]

Glad you enjoyed the video! Yeah, the chrome bumpers definitely add an interesting touch, even the oddly bent exhaust pipe. Yeah, as far as I know these have always been in use for Goodyear. There's actually some really old vids on here from a resident of a similar truck right after the contract started, right after they automated