City unveils state-of-the-art street sweeper

New machine already appearing on city streets

By DON WILBURN

donaldfwilburn@gmail.com

The City of West Memphis Public Works Department has rolled out a signi_cant upgrade to its eet with the arrival of a brand-new 2025 Elgin Eagle Street Sweeper. This high-tech machine, hitting the streets this week, reects Mayor McClendon’s dedication to maintaining cleaner neighborhoods and enhancing the quality of life for residents.

“This new street sweeper is a testament to our commitment to keeping West Memphis clean and vibrant,” said Mayor McClendon. “We’re proud to invest in advanced technology that not only improves ef_ciency but also supports our sustainability goals.”

The 2025 Elgin Eagle comes equipped with cuttingedge features designed to maximize its impact:

■ Enhanced Suction Power: The machine captures more debris, dust, and leaves, ensuring streets are cleaner and safer for everyone.

■ Ef_cient Dual-Gutter Brooms: These brooms provide broader coverage and a deeper, more thorough sweep of roads and gutters.

■ Eco-Friendly Operation: Designed with reduced emissions and energy ef_ciency in mind, the sweeper aligns with the city’s environmental goals.

■ Improved Operator Comfort: Upgraded controls and enhanced visibility allow for safer and more effective street maintenance.

The addition of this advanced street sweeper underscores the city’s ongoing efforts to provide modern solutions to everyday challenges. Residents can expect a noticeable improvement in street cleanliness as the Elgin Eagle begins its rounds across the city.

“We are excited to see the positive impact this new equipment will have on our neighborhoods,” said a representative from the Public Works Department. “Cleaner streets contribute to a cleaner community, and we’re ready to make that happen.”

The City of West Memphis Public Works Department has rolled out their brand-new 2025 Elgin Eagle Street Sweeper! This state-ofthe- art machine hit the streets this past week, enhancing the city’s commitment to cleaner streets and neighborhoods.

Photo courtesy of the City of West Memphis