WARNER ROBINS — Houston County Commissioner Tom McMichael says he loves to “talk trash” whenever he’s around commissioners from other counties.
That’s because of the pride he and other Houston leaders take in the county’s landfill, which for the second time has been named the second best in the country.
The Solid Waste Association of North America presented the county Tuesday with the Silver Excellence Award for landfill management. A regional landfill in Maryland won gold, and the Orange County, Calif., landfill won bronze. Houston County finished second in 2007 when Orange County won the gold.
via Houston landfill wins national award | Houston & Peach | Macon.com.
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