The City of Columbus has a plan to slash fuel costs by scaling back trash collection. A plan to reduce garbage pick-up from twice to once a week would save about $680,000 dollars. Residents pay a $14 dollar monthly fee for the service, which would stay the same. Officials say they'll implement the proposal in October, if it's voted in.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Columbus may cut back trash collection
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Rickey Bevington
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7/23/2008 03:52:00 PM
Labels: City of Columbus, fuel, gas, trash
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