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New Trucks Create Capacity, Safety for Aberdeen Crews

City crews have cleared about 23,000 cubic yards of storm debris and are doubling trucks to speed pickup, officials said.

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Aberdeen will soon roll out two new automated side-arm trash collection trucks that will drastically reduce route time, increase daily capacity and enhance safety for the operators.

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New Trucks Create Capacity, Safety for Aberdeen Crews

Aberdeen will soon roll out two new automated side-arm trash collection trucks that will drastically reduce route time, increase daily capacity and enhance safety for the operators.

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Norman adds trucks and 7-day crews after Fourth of July winds scatter trees citywide

Norman's public works department is working seven days a week to clear debris left by strong winds on July 4, aiming to finish by the end of August.

·Oklahoma City, United States
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