Receive monthly report on city trash cleanup efforts
In Plain English
The Public Works Director presents statistics on cleanup activities across Richmond in April. Staff removed 231 tons of illegally dumped trash, cleaned 21 homeless encampments, and removed 264 graffiti tags from 132 locations. The city also provided 28 neighborhood dumpsters that collected 60 tons of waste and helped 124 seniors and disabled residents dispose of 31 tons of material.
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Approve consent calendar
7 to 0
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