As litter continues to pile up along Clark County’s freeways and state routes, frustration is growing among residents. While the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) says it’s working to address the issue, limited budgets and staffing make cleanup a challenge. Some say it’s the state’s job, others think local governments or volunteers should step in. What do you think?
More info:
WSDOT responds to complaints about litter along area freeways, highways
WSDOT responds to litter complaints, citing budget and safety concerns in cleanup delays.
Read more
Also read:
- WSDOT responds to complaints about litter along area freeways, highways
WSDOT responds to litter complaints, citing budget and safety concerns in cleanup delays. - Who Should Clean Up Our Highways? Cast Your Vote
Clark County residents weigh in on who should take the lead in cleaning up roadside litter along area highways and freeways. - WA bill would put gas tax, vehicle fee increases on automatic pilotHB 2043 proposes tying gas tax and vehicle fee hikes to inflation
- Gas tax increases key to fueling Washington transportation budgetsWashington state lawmakers propose gas tax increases to address transportation budget shortfall.
- Letter: ‘Belkot was voted in to represent the people in Council District 2’Bob Zak defends Councilor Michelle Belkot’s role representing District 2
wpDiscuz
