WCA Waste Corp. Makes Acquisitions in Florida and Missouri worth $4.2 Million

Date: January 3, 2007

Source: WCA Waste Corporation

WCA Waste Corporation (Nasdaq: WCAA) announced that it has completed two tuck-in acquisitions.

The acquisition of Southwest Dumpster, Inc. located in Ft. Myers, Florida marks WCA's entry into the collection business in the Ft. Myers market where the Company also owns and operates a transfer station. Southwest operates nine routes and generates approximately $4.2 million of annual revenue. The waste will be immediately internalized into one of two Company owned landfills located in Florida.

WCA also acquired Sunrise Disposal located in Springfield, Missouri. Sunrise operates six routes servicing approximately 7,300 customers and generates approximately $1.3 million of annual revenue. The waste will be internalized into the Company owned Black Oak Landfill.

"Our previously announced capital plan allows WCA to continue with its growth strategy of acquiring tuck-in collection operations and pursuing new market opportunities," stated Tom Fatjo, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. "We are actively pursuing additional acquisition opportunities and look forward to reporting our progress in the near future."

WCA Waste Corporation is an integrated company engaged in the transportation, processing, and disposal of non-hazardous solid waste. The Company's operations consist of twenty landfills, twenty-one transfer stations/material recovery facilities and twenty-five collection operations located throughout Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Kansas, Missouri, New Mexico, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. The Company's common stock is traded on the NASDAQ National Market System under the symbol "WCAA."

For more information, contact:
Tommy Fatjo
WCA Waste Corporation
(713) 292-2400
www.wcawaste.com.

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