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Posted: 6:06 PM Apr 28, 2008
Enforcers Go After Illegal Dumping
Nearly half of the estimated $8 million dollars annually raised will go to recycling and enforcement efforts. Coffee County officials say the measure will help cut down on the illegal dumping of garbage. Reporter: Mike Gurspan |
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Looks like the money (tax) for the clean up of illegal dumping areas has already begun to find some place else to go. Please tell me who ( what Law Enforcement Official) is going to sit a watch a dump area and issue a ticket to the person(s) dumping trash? This is just another way to use tax(Dumping Fee Increase) dollars for something other that what they are intended to be used for. Bob is acting more and more like a Democrat with every passing day.