Board discusses enforcement problems with town trash program; cameras, hours suggested
Summary
Supervisor Vernon Richardson said items are being left in improperly marked dumpsters and some items are unpaid; board members discussed installing cameras and limiting hours to curb misuse of the trash program.
Supervisor Vernon Richardson reported May 22 that Highway Superintendent Jim White raised concerns about the town's trash program, saying items are not being placed in properly marked dumpsters and some items are not being paid for. Board members discussed possible responses, including upgrading camera equipment and restricting hours and days of operation to reduce misuse.
No formal motion was made at the meeting; the board discussed the issue as part of routine communications and asked for suggestions. If the board pursues hardware upgrades or a change in hours, formal consideration and a budget decision would be required at a future meeting.
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