Here at Thompson’s, communication with our customers is the key to the success of our business. Not only can you find much of the information you need on this website, but we also send out important messages with our statements as well as publish a quarterly newsletter.Customers can also sign up for our email notification, which informs customers of upcoming refuse and recycling events and specials. TSS encourages our customers to call or email with any questions or concerns about service.Mixed Compostables carts were delivered to our County customers the last week in March.  Be sure to fill them up and place them at the curb on your normal service day.  Composting kitchen scraps and yard trimmings can limit the amount of food you waste and help reduce your impact on landfills. In fact, if you compost on a continual basis, the volume of garbage you generate can be reduced by as much as 25%! Remember, if it grows--it goes!  All food waste, yard waste, and food-soiled paper.Plastic lasts forever… our oceans are turning into plastic soup.It doesn’t biodegrade and no naturally occurring organisms can break it down. Plastic photodegrades, which means that sunlight breaks it down into smaller and smaller pieces. Those small pieces drift in the ocean and are mistaken for food by fish and birds.  It is indisputable that plastic pollution is killing marine life through ingestion and entanglement in plastic marine litter.Up to 80% of the plastic in our oceans comes from the land - us.  Single-use is ocean abuse. So, make a pledge today to make these simple 5 changes, which will have a huge impact on our oceans health.