Our porta potty keeps getting vandalized. What can we do?

Secure the portable toilet with staking and a fence. Moving it near the site trailer and adding a light are good deterrents. A heavier unit like a deluxe unit or an ADA-compliant unit is harder to tip than a standard unit, but it costs more to rent and service. A restroom trailer is very stable but requires a generator or power hookup and level ground, which adds expense. For a 50-person crew, OSHA 1926.51 requires at least two toilet facilities, which can be met with two standard units or one standard unit and one urinal. Adding a second unit spreads use and might reduce the appeal of vandalizing a single target. The rental company should include staking in the service, but if they do not, you can drive two metal T-posts through the base frame into the ground and secure it with straps. A solar light on the unit makes it less attractive for nighttime mischief. Ultimately, a combination of a secure placement, physical anchoring and visibility is the most effective solution without a major budget increase.