Tbilservice Group expands municipal fleet with 38 new waste collection vehicles

Tbilservice Group Ltd is continuing the renewal of its specialised vehicle fleet, adding 38 new waste collection trucks to its operations, Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze announced during today’s municipal government meeting.

According to the Mayor, the newly procured vehicles meet high quality standards and will substantially enhance service delivery across the capital.

“To ensure higher standards of cleanliness across the capital, Tbilservice Group Ltd is pressing ahead with the renewal of its specialised machinery. We presented 22 new specialised vehicles to the public back in March of this year, but the process did not end there. On this occasion, 38 waste collection trucks have been added to the service fleet. This will enable us to keep the city even cleaner and more orderly while ensuring timely refuse collection, one of our paramount priorities. The acquired machinery meets rigorous quality standards and holds all necessary certifications. Efficient and timely waste collection is hugely important to us. The city must always remain clean and well-kept, and maintaining and upgrading appropriate equipment plays a vital role in achieving that,” Kakha Kaladze stated.

The Mayor added that Tbilisi City Hall will continue its efforts in this direction to ensure all relevant divisions of Tbilservice Group are equipped with top-tier vehicles and machinery.