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Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly to increase city's driver pay, expects recycling collection issue to be resolved within 60 days
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Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly to increase city's driver pay, expects recycling collection issue to be resolved within 60 days
Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly announced Tuesday that the city will raise pay for qualified recycling, trash and brush collection drivers by about $14,000, or 45%, in the upcoming budget to address a staff shortage.
New pay rates for city truck drivers, Chattanooga Mayor announces Tuesday
In a news conference Tuesday morning, Chattanooga Mayor Tim Kelly announced changes to the city's policy regarding curbside recycling, as well as new pay rates for the city's drivers. The plan is to combat an ongoing driver shortage that prompted an announcement from the mayor's office last week that forced the suspension of the city's popular curbside recycling program. Watch Mayor Kelly's news conference below:
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