🚨 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.

Merry Christmas, Tulsa!

Another year has come and gone and it’s time, once again, for our “Mr. Murph’s Unboxing Christmas” campaign. Only this year, we have a new twist. Any items that we can’t process through Mr. Murph, things like syrofoam and ribbons, are being sent to our new waste to energy processing plant at our landfill and turned in to power!

Think of how we’re helping Tulsa’s environment with this one-two punch. Last year, AWC set a Tulsa-metro area record, processing over 4 million lbs of paper, plastic, cardboard, and aluminum after Christmas. This year, the company hopes to crush those landmark numbers in large part due to its $10 million upgraded Material Recovery Facility (MRF).

Anything that doesn’t get recycled will go to our newly installed waste to energy plant at our landfill, American Environmental Landfill, where trash is being harnessed for over 4,500 homes in Oklahoma.

We’re thrilled to be part of this once again. Our campaign will last from December 26 through January 6th . All proceeds from the campaign will go to benefit American Therapeutic Riding Center (ATRC), a local charity dedicated to benefiting disabled children and adults through therapeutic horseback riding.

We encourage all of Tulsa to join us in keeping Tulsa clean by feeding Mr. Murph.