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Contacto de prensa: Melissa Catalanotto
Gerente de Comunicaciones Corporativas
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FT. MYERS, FL – June 23, 2021 – Waste Pro Road Tech Chuck Curtis, who works out of the company’s Ft. Myers, FL Division, is being honored for his quick actions after a mother and her baby were involved in a car crash.

Chuck Curtis Franklin On May 28, Curtis was on his way to a road call on North Tamiami Trail when he witnessed a dump truck collide with a sedan, causing the car to spin in front of the truck, get pushed, and end up in a 10-foot-deep ditch. Thankfully, there was no water in the ditch at the time.

Curtis pulled over and quickly ran into the ditch. The driver’s side door had been damaged, so he could not open it. When he went around to the passenger side, he heard a screaming baby. He went to the back door, pulled the baby out, and then went back for the mother. Luckily, neither of them were hurt.

“We’re extremely fortunate to have people like Chuck who don’t hesitate to jump into action when they see someone in need,” said Division Manager Bill Jones. “He’s expecting his first baby in August, so this situation hit him especially hard.”

As a ‘thank you’ for his actions, Jones rewarded Curtis with a Franklin Award of $100.

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Waste Pro USA, Inc. es una de las empresas privadas de recolección, reciclaje, procesamiento y eliminación de residuos de más rápido crecimiento del país, que opera en diez estados del sudeste. Waste Pro, con ingresos que superan los $790 millones, presta servicio a más de dos millones de clientes residenciales y 40.000 clientes comerciales en más de 75 ubicaciones operativas. Waste Pro tiene su sede en Longwood, Florida, y mantiene aproximadamente 300 contratos y franquicias municipales exclusivos.