The Montearagón Association of Municipalities and Fobesa take another step in improving the urban waste collection service with the addition of two bi-compartment trucks

The Commonwealth of Montearagón and FobesaContinuing with its commitment to offer citizens a more efficient waste collection service, they have presented the two new trucks that are being added to the fleet of the urban waste collection service, specifically for the residual and organic fractions. 

These vehicles, which incorporate the latest technology on the market, are characterized by having two single-body compartments with two collection systems. This allows for the collection of both the gray containers for general waste and the brown containers for organic waste on the same route. This is a particularly important addition, since this technology reduces the number of trips and, therefore, CO2 emissions into the atmosphere, making the service as environmentally friendly as possible and respectful of the residents of the seven municipalities that make up the Mancomunidad (Association of Municipalities). 

Also joining the service is the rear-loading monocoque truck that collects the organic matter fraction in the municipality of Almansa.  

The presentation of these new vehicles for the urban waste collection service was attended by Luis Miguel Gil, president of the Montearagón Association of Municipalities; Francisco Navalón, councilor of Higueruela; Juan Abad, councilor of Hoya Gonzalo; Pablo Sánchez, councilor for urban planning of Almansa; Ricardo Morcillo, Albacete Provincial Council; Enrique García, mayor of Alatoz; Isabel Belén Iniesta, mayor of Alpera; and Miguel Ángel Sola, director of the Environment Department of Fobesa in the Alicante and Castilla-La Mancha delegation.