Roy Plummer, left, drags new refuse and recycling bins to the curb during distribution to Perrysburg residents. The city is moving to an automated refuse system to save money.
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Roy Plummer, right, drags new refuse and recycling bins to the curb during distribution to Perrysburg residents.
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Here are the four new garbage trucks at the Department of Public Service in Perrysburg.
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Sean Massie, left, stacks new bins after another laborer attached the wheels.
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Juan Villarreal, right, works to assemble one of 14,000 new bins that will go out to 7,000 homes.
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New refuse and recycling bins are loaded into trucks for distribution.
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New refuse and recycling bins sit, distributed to Perrysburg residents.
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Roy Plummer, right, drags new refuse and recycling bins to the curb during distribution to Perrysburg residents.
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New refuse and recycling bins are loaded into trucks for distribution around Perrysburg.
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Carl Adams, left, grabs two new refuse and recycling bins from Miguel Gonzales, right, during distribution to Perrysburg residents.
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Gregory Kuhr, Perrysburg superintendent of lands and sanitation, operates the new rear view screen inside one of the city's new garbage trucks.
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One of Perrysburg's refuse trucks shows its mechanical arm which will be used to pick up the containers.
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The city's new trucks are ready for the upcoming pickup change.
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