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We'd like to give a huge shout-out and a big thank you to all of our employees and families who volunteered their time and energy to help with this important community event.

This event wouldn't be able to happen without your help, and because of YOU, hundreds of Vermonters were kept safe on the roads and warm in their homes.

Thank you for stepping up and showing what a difference an industry-leading company can make.

As you may have heard, Rutland City had to make the tough decision to cancel this year's Halloween Parade due to hazardous weather predictions.

Luckily, our fearless parade leader Nicole Webster came up with the brilliant idea to take the Mystery Machine on a tour around the area! Armed with candy provided by Rutland Recreation and a Mystery Machine custom-made by Awesome Graphics, the team took to the streets to spread some holiday cheer (and tons of sugar!) to trick-or-treaters across Rutland City.

It was great to see the smiling faces, and only makes us look forward to next year's parade that much more!

We want to thank all of you who took time from your busy schedules to help bring the vision to life - and we can't wait to make more memories next year.

Fairlee's Town Administrator took the time to share his praise for the work performed on the culvert project.

Castleton Elementary School’s 2^nd grade class visited our Clarendon Quarry recently to learn more about construction materials, aggregate, and mining as part of their Materials unit at school.

Led by Kyle Cornell, with help from Kelley Staples and Nicole Webster, the kids were treated to apple cider, donuts and apples while learning all about the work we do in our Quarry.

This is Casella’s third year participating, but the first time outside the classroom!

The students had a great time, and made thank you cards to share what they enjoyed about their trip.

When changing trailers, make sure you do a proper pre-trip inspection on the trailer you are taking before hooking up to it.

Look for any mechanical flaws that may hinder its ability to remain securely mounted and attached to the tractor. Just as you assessed the brake and suspension systems for the tractor itself, you will need to do the same for the trailer. Other things to inspect include:

Also, make sure to check that the brakes on the trailer you just hooked up are functional. Things can change from one driver to another, so these small steps are the only way to be certain you are ready to roll.

An issue that we continue to see across our equipment and vehicles is cab cleanliness. Items that are inside the cab could become projectiles that could cause serious injury in the event of a collision or rollover. There is also the possibility that a stray piece of garbage could roll under one of the foot controls, preventing the operator from braking or moving how they intend.

Another thing to remember is not to remove the cabin air filters since this paves the way for mice to build nests and wrappers to clog the airway. There have been times when removing the filter has sucked up part of a wrapper from food that someone left behind, which then caused the unit to fail.

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The yearly period where you can enroll in our health insurance plan for the next calendar year will be from November 8 - November 24. Please keep an eye out for emails from HR this week, and from Arcoro Infinity Core HR beginning next Monday.

Contact Kim Lewis for more information.

Starting on September 7^th of this year, we undertook structural repairs on the Grove Street bridge for the City of Rutland.

We are pleased to announce that this project is officially wrapped up and the bridge was reopened to traffic the morning of October 30^th.

Yesterday, November 3, 2021, marked the 8-year anniversary of our first haul with the liquefied natural gas (LNG) trucks.

[Chris Kallen was the first driver to make the run on November 3, 2013]

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