“We’re taking one man off the back of the truck but in return these trucks (cost) $200-300,000 more,” said Todd Stamper, chief executive officer of Priority. “The benefit for us is ...

Priority Chief Executive Officer Todd Stamper mentioned the development during a news conference in Flint in February when the company rolled out eight new automated service trucks for Flint ...

they can continue down the street and they empty it in the back of the truck,” said Todd Stamper, CEO of Priority Waste. According to Stamper, the trucks and bins are pieces of a three-part plan.