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Disabled Fairfield Resident Hauls Trash 2 Miles Away on Wheelchair as Sanitation Strike Continues

SOLANO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA, JUL 15 – Fairfield demands compensation from Republic Services as garbage workers strike for better pay and benefits, disrupting trash collection across the Bay Area for over one week.

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By Ashley Sharp Click here for updates on this story     San Joaquin County (KPIX) — It’s not just San Joaquin County residents feeling the impact of sanitation workers being on strike. In Solano County, many in the city of Fairfield are also frustrated by the lack of service. Negotiations to end this nationwide sanitation strike ended on Tuesday, with no deal struck. As trash continues to pile up locally in San Joaquin and Solano counties, some…
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Frustration continues as garbage pickup situation is unclear

FAIRFIELD — The collection of solid waste services is fluid in Fairfield and Suisun City.

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