San Jose, California (Crohn– The city of San Jose has installed cameras to combat illegal dumping, which is an ongoing issue throughout the Gulf of South.
These cameras work for several months, and city officials have a significant decrease in illegal dumping in the locations that have been monitored.
Mayor Mahan confirmed the role of technology and community vigilance in identifying violators to throw illegal garbage.
Mahan said in part of the statement: “Whether it is a decree or we can work at work, we will find the violators and issue fines of up to 10,000 dollars, and even the detainees of the vehicles used to empty the garbage. Our streets are for everyone – not your garbage.”
Illegal dumping was a long -term problem in San Jose, with joint sites including crowded areas such as Capitol Expressway.
The city has placed security cameras in many sites, although the exact sites have not been revealed to ensure effectiveness.
Residents like Mitch, who often walk in eastern San Jose, have noticed large elements such as illegal TVs that are illegally.
Although free receipt services and out of garbage, illegal dumping is still a problem. The city stated that illegal dumping in the areas containing cameras has decreased by a third, indicating some success in the initiative.
While the cameras helped reduce illegal dumping, the city continues to address the issue through continuous monitoring and enforcement efforts.
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