Aaron Johnson

Priority Waste CEO Aaron Johnson released a progress report detailing a 100% collection completion rate across Metro Detroit and the rental of 32 new collection trucks to address service disruptions. The company is investing six figures to bridge operations until 91 new automated trucks arrive by August 31.

Priority Waste CEO Aaron Johnson reported progress on a five-point service recovery plan, including purchasing 198 trucks and 91 new automated vehicles, hiring over 100 drivers, and achieving a 100% collection completion rate post-wildfire disruptions. The company is addressing container request backlogs and operational challenges like extreme heat and Canadian wildfires.

Priority Waste CEO Aaron Johnson outlined a five-point recovery plan to address service failures and complaints in Southeast Michigan, including fleet expansion, staffing increases, and customer service improvements. The company has purchased 198 trucks and hired 41 new drivers as part of its efforts to restore reliability.

Priority Waste CEO Aaron Johnson outlined progress on the company's recovery plan to address service disruptions in Metro Detroit. The plan includes purchasing 198 trucks and 91 new automated vehicles to improve reliability, along with hiring 41 new drivers. Johnson emphasized restoring service and building a more reliable company through transparency and accountability.

Priority Waste CEO Aaron Johnson acknowledged poor service quality, citing driver shortages, aging equipment, and delayed trash bin deliveries. The company has hired 41 drivers and purchased 91 new trucks to address issues, but cities like St. Clair Shores and Westland are withholding payments or switching providers due to ongoing disruptions.