Winter Weather Service Update – Monday, January 26, 2026
Due to winter weather, American Waste Control will adjust operations to prioritize safety.
Please leave carts at the curb. Any additional bagged household trash placed beside the cart will be collected at no additional charge, as conditions allow. Some areas may be inaccessible due to weather and road conditions. If we are unable to safely access your location, service may be delayed until your next scheduled service day next week.
Thank you in advance for your patience and understanding.
Thank you for your patience as our teams work safely during winter weather.
If you need first-time access to your ePortal, please email portal-access@awcok.com
🚨 Service Update – Saturday Clean-Up Efforts 🚨
We appreciate your patience as we continue working through this challenging week. Our crews are doing everything possible to catch up, and we want to provide an update:
• Residential Cleanup: We will be running additional routes on Saturday to service any missed customers. If your cart has not yet been collected, please leave it curbside, and we will do our best to service it.
• Commercial Cleanup: All commercial routes will also be running on Saturday as we work to get caught up.
If your residential service is still missed—whether due to road conditions or another factor—please set your cart out on your regular service day next week, including any extra bags outside the cart. We will collect everything at no additional charge.
Thank you for your patience and support. We know this has been a chaotic and difficult week, and we truly appreciate your understanding as we work to get everything back on track.
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Vice President Marketing
Sarah Abbott-Gee leads marketing and community outreach for American Waste Control and its family of companies, including American On-Site, American Environmental Landfill, the Feed Mr. Murph recycling initiative, and Tulsa Indoor Dump. She blends data-driven strategy with creative execution to strengthen brand presence, manage high-impact events, and drive meaningful public engagement.
Known for her collaborative spirit and innovative problem-solving, Sarah brings energy and insight to everything from digital campaigns and content creation to media relations and public events. She is deeply committed to sustainability and passionate about building authentic connections between organizations and the communities they serve.
Sarah actively serves on several boards and committees, including the Tulsa Christmas Parade, the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration Society, Tulsa’s 918 Day Festival, and the 2025 Cattle Baron’s Ball. She is also a proud member of the Women’s Council for the National Waste & Recycling Association and a current student in Leadership Tulsa, Class 74.
A Broken Arrow High School alum, Sarah earned her bachelor’s degree in 2006 from the International Academy of Design and Technology in Chicago, Illinois.
Outside of work, Sarah enjoys spending time with her husband, Jeremy, and their three daughters — Teagan, Ava, and Stella. Whether it’s weekends at Beaver Lake or catching a live concert, she values experiences that bring people together and create lasting memories.