The Comprehensive Guide to Industrial Locomotives (2002, 3rd edition, page 264) lists a GP9 at USA Waste Services, Inc. (now Waste Management, Inc.?) at the company's location southwest of Amelia, VA. Looking over the site in Google Earth, however, I see no locomotive, just some empty open-top rail cars shoved to the far (south) end of the yard. Does this location still have a locomotive, and does it still receive rail service?
Railvet, I was visiting my brother yesterday who has been an Amelia County resident for over 20 years. I asked about the location so we paid a visit. The tracks are empty of any railcars and my brother stated that the locomotive has been gone for at least 2 or 3 years.
It seems that the overpowering smell of the railcars, particularly in the summertime, lead to complaints by nearby residents and a political row that resulted in the ceasing of shipments via rail. The switch off of the NS line that serves Amelia is still in place as are the tracks. As you've most likely already discerned from Google Earth, this is a compact 3 track yard.