On December 10th, 2021, a storm originating in Arkansas developed into a tornado that touched down in Missouri and Tennessee, gaining strength as it moved into Kentucky. It traveled 165 miles and caused 77 deaths in Kentucky, in addition to damaging several towns across the three states.
Assistance with the cleanup efforts was needed, and they had a tight turnaround – they wanted to get any hazardous material cleaned up and shipped out in under a week. Heritage was selected to safely transport any hazardous material out of the Mayfield, KY area. With no time to waste, our Louisville Tech Services division collaborated with our transportation division in Indianapolis to send both personnel and trucks to transport the waste. CNC Inc collected the hazardous material throughout the county and stored it in a safe location until our personnel arrived, and loaded it onto our vehicles for safe transportation to one of our facilities for processing. All efforts were overseen by EPA Region IV. Thanks to the hard work of everyone involved, the job was completed safely, compliantly, and within the timeframe.
Learn more about the current and proposed regulation for PFAS and what they mean from our Chief Sustainability and Innovation Officer, Angie Martin.
Heritage Environmental Servicess, an EQT Infrastructure portfolio company, will acquire EBV from General Dynamics
An inside look at our incineration facility located in East Liverpool, OH
Heritage hosted our 14th annual Habitat for Humanity build this month, partnering with over 50 employees from various THG companies.
For International Women's Week, we're spotlighting some of the incredible women in the Heritage family. Our final spotlight is Shannon Dippel.
For International Women's Week, we're spotlighting some of the incredible women in the Heritage family. Our sixth spotlight is Susan Adams.