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Surveillance cameras, code enforcement officers part of initiative to stop illegal dumping in Houston

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City officials say funding for "One Clean Houston" comes from existing revenue sources. "People that illegally dump live within five miles of where they illegally dump," said Harris County Precinct 1 Constable Alan Rosen. Additional surveillance cameras in problem areas and code enforcement officers also part of the plan.

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$17 million initiative aims at tackling illegal dumping program throughout Houston

One Clean Houston, a $17 million initiative, is designed to combat illegal dumping throughout the city.

2 years ago·Houston, United States

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Surveillance cameras, code enforcement officers part of initiative to stop illegal dumping in Houston

Illegal dumping continues to plague many Houston neighborhoods despite plenty of signs warning against it.

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KHOU 11 broke the news in Houston, United States 2 years ago on Wednesday, March 29, 2023.

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