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- 2. From a modest 2 truck operation in 1997, MVD has grown into a fully integrated waste services company recognized for providing resource solutions to communities throughout the central valley. Providing waste services throughout the Central Valley” Generations of experience, founded by Jay Kalpakoff in 1997” Mid Valley Disposal is a family-owned, community-focused waste hauler founded and managed by the Kalpakoff family, who have been providing waste hauling services in California for four gener- ations. The company was founded in 1997 by Jay Kalpakoff, a 3rd generation waste hauler who manages the day to day operations alongside his sons, Joseph and Jonathan. H I STO RY
- 3. Over 300 employees committed to Safety” Purchasing Locally, Building sustainable infrastructure,andreinvesting back into the communities we serve” As waste haulers, we understand the great responsibility we have in the commu- nity, and there is no greater responsibility than safety. By fostering a culture of accountability and awareness, we make a daily commitment to each other and the public to maintain a safe and secure work environment. SAFETY Mid Valley Disposal lives by the business model “Locally Owned and Operated.” We remain focused on purchasing local, building sustainable infrastructure, and reinvesting back into the communities we serve. We know that investing in the future means more local jobs, and we are honored to work with the more than 300 employees who are a part of the Mid-Valley family. SERVICE MVD owns and operates a state-of-art Recycling sort line and Compost facility” VA LU E S Mid Valley Disposal is committed to environmental stewardship, demonstrated by the Company’s investment in local recycling infrastructure and facilities. We are one of the few companies in California that owns and operates both a state-of-the-art recycling sort line and an organics composting facility. As a company that provides recycling services and promotes conservation, it is important that we also do our part to reduce greenhouse gases and help build a healthy environment. Our new collection vehicles are powered by natural gas, which makes us one of the largest alternative fuel fleets in the Valley. With technology, alternative fuel vehicles, and community partnership, we can achieve a higher level of sustainability today and for many years to come. SUSTAINABILITY With technology, alternative fuel vehicles, and community partnerships, we can achieve a higher level of sustainability today and for many years to come”
- 4. Woodlake Madera City of Fresno Sanger Mendota Firebaugh San Joaquin Huron Parlier Exeter Farmersville Lindsay Chowchilla Caruthers Biola Laton Riverdale Goshen Home Garden Armona Stratford Kettleman City Woodlake Madera City of Fresno Sanger Mendota Firebaugh San Joaquin Huron Parlier Exeter Farmersville Lindsay Chowchilla Caruthers Biola Laton Riverdale Goshen Home Garden Armona Stratford Kettleman City Tranquility Tranquility KERMAN FRESNO & ELM COALINGA KINGSBURG AVENAL WHITESBRIDGE VISALIA M U N I C I PA L S E R VI C E S KERMAN Corporate Office Material Recovery Facility and Transfer Station 15300 W. Jensen Ave Kerman, CA 93630 COALINGA Transfer Station 1255 W. Elm St. Coalinga, CA 93210 KINGSBURG Transfer Station 1535 Avenue 392 Kingsburg, CA 93631 FRESNO Material Recovery Facility and Transfer Station 2721 S. Elm Ave Fresno, CA 93706 VISALIA Material Recycling Center 1707 E. Goshen Visalia, CA 93292 AVENAL Yard 1004 4th Ave Avenal, CA 93204 WHITESBRIDGE Yard 3444 W. Whitesbridge, Fresno CA CITIES Chowchilla Madera City of Fresno Sanger Avenal Coalinga Kingsburg Kerman Mendota Firebaugh San Joaquin Huron Parlier Exeter Farmersville Lindsay Woodlake FRESNO COUNTY COMMUNITY SERVICE DISTRICTS Caruthers Laton Biola Tranquility Riverdale TULARE COUNTY DISTRICT Goshen KINGS COUNTY DISTRICT Home Garden Armona Stratford Kettleman INDIAN RESERVATION Santa Rosa Rancheria COUNTIES Fresno County Kings County Tulare County Locations Customers ALSO SERVING Kings Canyon Sequoia Park Three Rivers Community
- 5. MVD’s Material Recovery Facility can process 35 tons per hour of mixed recyclables with a 95% recovery rate” Mid Valley Disposal’s Resource Recovery Facility is 50,000 square feet of advanced recovery and sorting equipment, including glass processing and optical sorting technology. This state-of-the-art system recovers cleaner cardboard, mixed paper, glass, and plastic. This facility can process 35 tons per hour of mixed material with an over 95% recovery rate. MATERIAL RECOVERY FACILITY FAC I L I T I E S MVD’s Compost Facility not only increases local diversion rates by keeping food waste out of the landfills, but also reduces greenhouse gases by using advanced technology” COMPOST Mid Valley Disposal’s compost facility is capable of diverting up to 90,000 tons from the landfill each year using the GORE Cover system. The system not only in- creases local diversion rates by keeping food waste out of landfills, but also reduces greenhouse gases by using advanced technology and monitoring. Utilizing a cover made from GORETEX® material, the system has been proven to eliminate over 95% of VOC’s compared to traditional open row composting. The use of recycled food waste as compost improves soil health and increases drought resistance. The result is a valuable product for local growers which is also CDFA “Organic” certified.
- 6. We have found that a “grass roots” approach is the best way to help our diverse communities achieve environmental sustainability” Mid Valley Disposal employs a team of highly trained pub- lic educators, dedicated to bring our service areas closer to higher standards of sustainability. Our goal is to keep our education consistent, simple, effective, and fun! Mid Valley Disposal’s team is available for any event held by clubs, schools, non-profit groups, individuals and organ- izations within our communities to help keep the public informed about the recent trends in recycling. We provide an in depth look at how our recyclables and compostables are sorted and processed from containers to the truck, and all the way through our facilities. We have found that a “grass roots” approach is the best way to help our di- verse communities achieve environmental sustainability. Community events are also a great opportunity for MVD staff to provide educational resources to residents that will guide them towards successful recycling, as well as properly disposing of other types of materials, like hazard- ous waste, electronics, and sharps. RECYCLING EDUCATION E D U CAT I O N Mid Valley Disposal’s commitment to our customers goes beyond providing great service” We have an obligation to support local communityinitiatives in the placeswe live and work. Whether we are participating in parades, national night out, touch- a-truck, scholarships, fundraising for first responders, or community clean-ups, we feel honored to do our part in making the Central Valley a better place to live, work, and play. To us, that is the true meaning of “Locally Owned and Operated.” IN THE COMMUNITY