Accept $2.5 million from Caltrans to build 2 trash capture devices
$2,500,000
Resolution 22-17
In Plain English
The state requires cities to prevent trash from flowing into waterways during storms. These devices will catch garbage before it reaches local creeks and the bay. The state transportation department provides the funding because highway runoff contributes to the pollution problem.
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