WARREN, Ark. – On Thursday, July 11, 2024, the City of Warren celebrated the arrival of a long-awaited addition to its Sanitation fleet: a brand-new boom loader truck. This new vehicle is now an essential part of the City Sanitation Department, marking a significant enhancement in the department’s capabilities.
Sanitation Department Manager Rob Johnson, Warren Mayor Gregg Reep, and City Council members Emily Moseley and Angela Marshall were present to welcome the new truck into the department’s arsenal of equipment. The officials highlighted the importance of the boom loader in improving the efficiency of sanitation operations in the city.
“The boom loader will help us speed up the process of picking up debris, limbs, and junk,” said Johnson. “It’s a much-needed upgrade that will make our department more efficient and effective in maintaining the cleanliness and safety of our city.”
Mayor Reep echoed Johnson’s sentiments, emphasizing the city’s commitment to investing in equipment that enhances public services. “We are dedicated to ensuring that our sanitation services are top-notch, and this addition will significantly aid in achieving that goal.”
Council members Moseley and Marshall also expressed their enthusiasm for the new truck, noting that it represents a positive step forward for the city’s infrastructure and public works.