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During a recent government meeting, a council member expressed deep concern about ongoing issues at the vacant Walgreens located at 40 6th and Shaitland. The council member reported receiving numerous complaints from residents about trash accumulating in the area. They warned that this location could become a regular dumping site if not addressed promptly.
To combat this problem, the council member urged the Department of Public Works (DPW) to conduct weekly checks on the site. They emphasized the need to prevent further blight in the community. The council member also highlighted a related issue discussed in the previous council meeting regarding the new heavy trash collection arrangement. They had previously sponsored this trash bill but warned that it might not be sufficient to keep neighborhoods clean.
The council member shared that their predictions about increased trash in the community had come true, as evidenced by photos they presented during the meeting. They expressed frustration over the situation, noting their long-standing connection to the community and their commitment to addressing these concerns. The council member concluded by assuring constituents that they would continue to bring these issues to the attention of city administration and DPW.
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