metroSTOR product systems provide the robust yet user-friendly infrastructure needed to create cleaner, safer neighborhoods by ensuring trash, recycling and organics can be easily disposed of and safely contained. Our solutions prevent overflowing bins, windblown litter, rummaging and contaminations, making it easier for you to keep your environment clean and safe while increasing diversion rates.
We work with city authorities, developers, corporate campuses and universities to deliver durable, secure waste infrastructure across urban streets, public spaces, residential developments and transport hubs. Whether in dense city centres or rural communities, metroSTOR ensures waste is managed efficiently and sustainably.
Our 5C methodology, Capacity, Convenience, Communication, Consistency and Cleanliness, guides the design of waste containment solutions. We provide genuine qualitative improvements in local communities; reducing vermin, anti-social behaviour and unsightly mess, whilst addressing waste diversion and contamination targets.

Cities across the U.S. are expanding food scrap drop-off programs to make organics recycling more accessible and community-driven. Our upcoming webinar “How U.S. Cities Are Scaling Food Scrap Drop-Off Programs” will feature leaders from Ann Arbor, MI; Princeton, NJ; and Ridgewood, NJ sharing how thoughtful infrastructure design supports clean, scalable composting systems.
Hosted by Tim Steckel and Nigel Deacon, the session will showcase practical lessons on contamination control, resident engagement, and program growth, offering insights to help communities build inclusive, high-quality organics recycling networks.
Join us – December 4, 2025 (12:00–13:00 ET)
The metroPOD FEL SMARTcontainer sets a new standard for high-capacity waste and recycling in busy urban settings. Designed for fully automated front-end loading, it keeps collection fast and safe while providing accessible, clearly labeled deposit points that support effective multi-stream diversion. Its durable all-steel structure, smart monitoring options, and secure access features help reduce contamination and prevent illegal dumping, creating a cleaner and more efficient streetscape. Learn how the metroPOD can transform waste management for your site.
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Eight new trash enclosures have been installed across Downtown Long Beach, a lively waterfront district known for its historic neighborhoods, cultural venues and year-round visitor activity. The units are designed to improve street cleanliness and support the city’s efforts to reduce litter and encourage proper waste disposal.
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The City of Hailey is home to just under 10,000 residents & a year-round influx of tourists drawn to the nearby Sun Valley Resort. With long winters, remote geography & a landfill located 100 miles away, Hailey faced growing environmental & logistical pressure to reduce the volume of food waste being hauled out of the Wood River Valley. Responding to both resident interest & the rising cost of long-distance disposal, Hailey set out to develop a 24/7 community drop-off program for residential food scraps that could divert organics locally.
The metroKEY app is an interactive access control system, delivering end to end visibility on how the drop off facility is being used, with a user interface that actively encourages participation with fast sign up, easy to follow instructions, map locations of units, and clear information on what can be deposited.
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With over 177,000 apartments, New York City Public Housing Authority is by far the largest Public Housing Authority in North America and provides a home for approximately 400,000 residents. We’re therefore thrilled to be working with NYCHA on a waste containerization project that will help create a cleaner environment for residents while making it easier for them to separate their recyclables at source and place them in the correct containers, conveniently located near their residence.
The metroSTOR recycling stations currently at NYCHA’s Wagner Houses are durable and remain tidy one year following the installation. NYCHA residents have positively embraced the new system, stating the containers are much cleaner and more attractive than the previous system.Louisa Denison