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Doña Ana County code officer warns drivers to secure loads, cites ordinance and penalties
Summary
Officer Rodriguez of Doña Ana County Code Enforcement stopped a driver to advise that unsecured material falling from trucks can violate county ordinance 287-3(c), which he said carries penalties up to a $300 fine or 90 days in jail, and urged drivers to use tarps, nets or straps and to report illegal dumping via a posted QR code.
Officer Rodriguez, a Doña Ana County code enforcement officer, stopped a driver and warned that unsecured loads that scatter solid waste onto roadways can cause accidents and violate county law.
Rodriguez said the county ordinance 287-3(c) — which he described as setting out “prohibited acts” —…
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