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The company deployed six McNeilus Volterra EVs for residential recycling and waste collection in the City of Coconut Creek.

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Republic Services (RSG) and the City of Coconut Creek have launched Florida's first fully electric residential recycling and waste collection fleet, deploying six McNeilus Volterra EVs equipped with 360-degree cameras, advanced safety systems and all-day zero-emission capability.
The move reinforces Republic Services' role in municipal partnerships that prioritize quieter operations, environmental stewardship and advanced technology in everyday waste and recycling services.
The launch ties into a recent announcement that Republic Services operates North America's largest electric collection fleet, positioning fleet electrification as a core part of the company's strategy. It sits alongside ongoing investments in Polymer Centers, Blue Polymers and renewable natural gas, framing the company's current focus around operational efficiency and environmental solutions.
The immediate impact of the Coconut Creek fleet on results is likely limited relative to nearer-term factors such as execution on acquisitions and margin improvement. Cyclical volume softness in construction and manufacturing remains a key risk if demand in those sectors stays weak.
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