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Residents of Little Rock complain to the city about the delayed pickup of yard waste
Little Rock, Arkansas – It is possible that residents of Little Rock have observed a delay in the timely collection of yard garbage in recent weeks.
Workers are putting in extra hours in order to make up for lost time since, according to city officials, there were mechanical issues with the trucks that were used to conduct the project.
For a considerable amount of time, Kate Schranz expressed her dissatisfaction with the conditions of the yard garbage.
Schranz expressed his dissatisfaction with the situation by saying, “When I do look across the street I do see yard waste that has been there for multiple weeks!”
According to Kathy Wells, her neighbor, it is a problem that should not have been allowed to escalate to the extent that it did.
One can ask, “How did we get to this point?” “Wells inquired,” However, Wells stated that it is time that could have been spared, despite the fact that city leaders have stated that they would have five new sanitation vehicles within the next forty-five days and are purchasing two more this month.
Wells stated, “You don’t wait until your entire fleet is screaming, ‘I’m riding on the rims,'” adding that this is not the case.
Now, individuals are taking matters into their own hands to solve the problems.
Schranz stated, “I do have my yard people take it away because I do not want to have to sit on my porch and see my waste sitting out front,” since he did not want to be forced to do so.
She is one of the many people in her neighborhood who have expressed their satisfaction with the city’s efforts to fix the issue, and she is expecting that the problem of yard waste being in the immediate vicinity will soon be a thing of the past.
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