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Mayor Turner allocates $18M to help clean up illegal dumping in Houston neighborhoods
Read full article: Mayor Turner allocates $18M to help clean up illegal dumping in Houston neighborhoodsMayor Sylvester Turner will announce his plan to address illegal dumping in some Houston area neighborhoods on Wednesday afternoon.
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Residents fed up with unsafe, smelly and illegal dumping in northeast Houston neighborhood
Read full article: Residents fed up with unsafe, smelly and illegal dumping in northeast Houston neighborhoodHOUSTON – A group of neighbors has had enough of the illegal dumping plaguing their northeast Houston community. Residents say the dumping needs to stop. “For the amount of trash it was, I couldn’t believe that this was in my city,” Mosco said. Williams says the street needs cameras to catch the dumpers in action. KPRC 2 reached out to Davis, who represents the area, and the city of Houston but we have not heard back.