Tennessee Conservative
A New Report On Litter Control In Tennessee Shows The State Spends $23 Million Each Year On Litter Pickup And Prevention And There Are An Average 88.5 Million Pieces Of Litter On Roads At Any Given Time.
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In Yesterday’s Hamilton County Commission Meeting, The Commission Unanimously Approved A Resolution That Authorizes Mayor Coppinger To Apply To The Tennessee Department Of Transportation And Accept A Litter Prevention And Trash Collection Grant.
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Since The Onset Of The Pandemic, The Accumulation Of Litter Has Become A Significant Problem In The Scenic City But Things Are Starting To Look Hopeful Due To The Revitalized Efforts Of The Chattanooga Department Of Public Works.
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With His Mocking Of The Death of Rush Limbaugh, His Support Of UnifiED & The Moving Of His Car Dealership From Chattanooga To East Ridge For Personal Gain, It Appears Mayoral Candidate Tim Kelly May Not Be Looking Out For The Best Interests Of Chattanooga & Its Citizens.
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The Chattanooga City Council Has Presented Their Recommendations For The Focus Of 2022 City Budgeting. Some Of The Main Action Items For Almost Every District Included Road Maintenance, Speed Calming Efforts, Litter Pickup, Homelessness, Business Recruitment, More Jobs, Workforce Development, And Equity.
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While Chattanoogans Are Mortified By The Appearance Of The “Scenic City’s” Interstates Compared To Neighboring Cleveland, Getting An Answer As To Why State And Local Governments Are Failing At Trash Pick-up Responsibilities Is Very Difficult.
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