Municipal Equipment, Inc. is proud to support the City of Nashville and the Metro Nashville Department of Waste Services as they continue investing in reliable residential waste collection equipment for their growing community.
Recently, Mayor Freddie O’Connell and Metro Nashville Waste Services commissioned nine new residential collection trucks to help strengthen curbside collection operations across the city. The new units will support daily collection efforts while helping improve efficiency and reliability for Nashville residents.
The new trucks represent a continued investment in dependable refuse collection equipment designed to support demanding municipal operations.
Municipal Equipment, Inc. worked alongside New Way Trucks and Autocar to help support this initiative.
“We’re incredibly excited to partner with the City of Nashville and support the work they do every day for their community,” said Mark Clindaniel of Municipal Equipment, Inc. “At Municipal Equipment, we take a lot of pride in building relationships that go beyond delivering trucks. It’s about being a long-term partner our customers can count on. Together with New Way Trucks and Autocar, we appreciate the trust Nashville has placed in our teams and look forward to growing this partnership for many years to come.”
At Municipal Equipment, Inc., we understand that municipalities depend on equipment that performs day after day under demanding conditions. That is why we remain focused on delivering dependable refuse and municipal equipment backed by experienced support, service, and long-term partnership.
We appreciate the opportunity to work with the City of Nashville and look forward to supporting their continued success.
To learn more about important initiative, follow these links:
- Mayor Freddie O’Connell and Nashville Department of Waste Services Commission Nine New Collection Trucks to Support Residential Curbside Collection media release from May 27, 2026
- Nashville Department of Waste Facebook post from May 27, 2026
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