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Trash Cans Are Disappearing in a New Jersey City. The City Is the One Taking Them
The city says fewer baskets will improve collection efficiency as it tests whether 65 removed bins, about 5% of the total, reduce litter.
Summary by NBC New York
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Anyone else notice trash cans disappearing around Jersey City? It’s part of a city test program.
Jersey City Removes 65 Public Trash Cans in Pilot Program
Sixty-five public trash cans have vanished from Jersey City streets over the past six weeks, and city hall says it's the one that took them away. The removals, representing about 5% of the city's roughly 1,300 litter baskets, are part of a 60-day pilot program testing whether fewer cans actually mean cleaner streets. According to a city spokesperson cited by NBC New York, Jersey City started with 1,300 litter baskets citywide before the pilot be…
This is part of a pilot program in Jersey City, where authorities seek to save money in the face of serious budgetary difficulties.
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