Modern Disposal Acquires Republic’s Western N.Y. Operations

The acquisition includes all of Republic’s hauling and recycling operations in Erie, Niagara and Orleans Counties.

Waste360 Staff, Staff

March 24, 2020

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Modern Disposal Acquires Republic’s Western N.Y. Operations

Waste management company Modern Disposal Services announced its acquisition of the Western New York operations of Republic Services.

The acquisition includes Republic’s area headquarters in Western New York and all of its hauling and recycling operations in Erie, Niagara and Orleans Counties.

Modern currently has more than 600 employees in Western New York and Southern Ontario, Canada, some 350 trucks and is a recycler of mixed residential materials. Modern handles collection and recycling for municipal waste, including the city of Buffalo’s recycling program. With facilities in Model City, Blasdell and on Elk Street in Buffalo, along with operations in Niagara Falls and Smithville, Ontario, Canada, the company has more than 10,000 commercial customers and 250,000 residential customers.

Modern plans to integrate the Republic customers into its current operations. Modern officials will begin contacting Republic customers to assure them of uninterrupted service by Republic until the deal closes.

Niagara Frontier Publications has more:

Modern Disposal Services, a family-owned company founded locally in 1964, today announced its acquisition of the Western New York operations of Phoenix-based Republic Services, the nation’s second-largest waste-disposal company.

The transaction, for which terms were not announced, is expected to close in approximately three months. Modern is headquartered on Model City Road in Lewiston, and Republic’s local operation is based out of 2315 Kenmore Ave., Town of Tonawanda.

Modern’s acquisition includes Republic’s local headquarters, all its hauling, and recycling operations in Erie, Niagara and Orleans counties. That includes all trucks, maintenance facilities and equipment, containers, sorting machines and buildings.

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