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EPISODE · Nov 17, 2025 · 43 MIN

Ron Romero: Assistant Director of Austin Resource Recovery, Austin TX

from Public Works Podcast · host Joseph Blackman

Joseph Blackman welcomed Ron Romero, the assistant director of Austin Resource Recovery, to the podcast where Ron Romero described their operational role leading 250 employees responsible for all curbside services and the complexity of solid waste management, emphasizing the need for adaptability due to dynamic variables like weather. Ron Romero discussed the positive community feedback on the transition to an on-demand bulk pickup system, the importance of inter-departmental collaboration for litter abatement, and how Austin Resource Recovery has evolved into a 24/7 department utilizing technology to work smarter and increase efficiency. Key talking points included Ron Romero's career path influenced by mentors Vidal Maldonado and Sam Angori, the focus on recruitment to attract younger generations to solid waste careers, and the department's continuous efforts to improve operations, including applying lessons from a winter storm to enhance safety protocols. Give the show a listen and remember to thank your local Public Works Professionals. 

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