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Patriot Environmental Services (“Patriot”) today announced the opening of its newest regional environmental services office in Phoenix, Arizona, broadening its geographic reach to fill a previously underserved region. Centrally located just south of downtown Phoenix, the office is fully staffed and equipped with environmental emergency response equipment, vacuum trucks, support equipment and roll-offs. “From this new location, environmental services crews are able to serve the whole of Arizona,” said Patriot Environmental Services President Josh Teves. The new office will provide emergency response, industrial services, and waste transportation and disposal services. “All amenities,” Teves noted, “that will fulfill the need in the area.” “We heard from our customers and are thrilled about our investment in the Phoenix area and our expanded service offerings to the Southwest,” said Patriot Environmental Services CEO Kent Bartley. “We are committed to providing the safest, highest-quality environmental and industrial services.” The Phoenix location establishes a single point to provide environmental and industrial services support to industries including manufacturing, pharmaceutical and biotech, electronics and semiconductor manufacturing, chemical, agriculture, and mining operations. In the long term, according to Teves, the plan is to layer in additional services and continue the expansion. Read the release on PRWeb

Just who are those people in hard hats, bright vests and boots who have been on Orange County’s beaches the last many days carrying sacks and scoopers and removing the messy oil that has marred the sands? Kent Bartley, CEO of Patriot Environmental Services, on Friday gave insight into the Long Beach-based operation that swiftly sent crews to clean up the aftermath of the oil spill that occurred early this month and washed ashore a trail of tar balls from Huntington Beach to San Diego County. Click here for the full article from the Orange County Register