PIQUA — Rumpke Waste crews are hitting the road early this week to escape the hottest part of the day.
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Rumpke crews were out on the roads collecting trash at 6 a.m. Tuesday.
For some trash truck drivers, that’s about an hour earlier than their typical 7 a.m. clock-in time, according to Molly Yeager, the Communications Manager for Rumpke.
“This week, it’s exceptionally hot,” Yeager said.
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