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Building Better Municipal Cart Programs: Connecting Residents, Assets, and Information

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By Eric Chambers, Eric Chambers
| Waste360 Verified
schedule5 Min Read Years ago, I spoke with an operations director who shared something memorable: "We spent months getting the carts right, and five minutes into launch day, the first call we got was from a resident who couldn't figure out what went in which bin." This highlights a common issue I’ve seen in many communities. While effort goes into physical infrastructure, the link between carts and residents is often overlooked. That gap is closing.
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Is your PLC a weapon?

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By Eric Chambers, Keith Mandachit
| Automation World Verified
Cyber attacks are on the rise in nearly every industry and show no signs of slowing down anytime in the near future. Where there once was a dedicated effort to gain access to the programmable logic controller (PLC) and interfere directly with a specific program, cyber criminals have now moved into a higher tier of intelligence. Now, gaining access to a PLC can provide hackers with access to entire network systems, amplifying the chaos they are able to create.
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Guest Column: Tillamook’s first bulk bottle and can redemption center is a great way to celebrate the Oregon Bottle Bill’s 50th anniversary

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By Eric Chambers
| Tillamook Headlight Herald Verified
Fifty years ago, in 1971, the Oregon Legislature approved the Beverage Container Act, helping set the course of history by passing the nation’s very first Bottle Bill. Oregon’s Bottle Bill has remained one of the best in the nation through innovation and convenience, and now Tillamook-area residents can enjoy the ease brought by these modernizations at the Tillamook Fred Meyer, which has recently added a BottleDrop Green and Blue Bag facility. What are the Green and Blue Bag programs?
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