Borger is warning residents after 3,200 pounds of trash were dumped in a neighborhood. Learn how illegal dumping hurts the community and what free disposal options are available
Time to go to the not so clean parts of Texas. The cities that don't have a good reputation. Today we're talking trash. Like walking into a public bathroom with no shoes kind of trash. Let's get into it.
The trash in Amarillo has been a hot topic for quite some time. First, we lost a lot of our dumpsters in different areas. Those magically turned into trash cans we got to roll into the front of our homes on trash day.
So here we are in the middle of this mess that we call the dumpster schedule change. I mean since we went from two days of having our dumpsters emptied per week to just once.
So where I live we luckily still have dumpsters in the alley. We haven't, luckily, switched to those stupid plastic garbage cans like some neighborhoods. I am dreading when that becomes a thing.
Woah it's crazy to think and to see how much trash we accumulate. Walk down any alley in Amarillo or drive down any street on trash day. You know what I am talking about. Now imagine a lot of that trash blowing on the streets of Amarillo.