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Fed Up!

By Susan Cody

 

August 13, 2014
Wednesday AM


I have lived in my Ketchikan residence at the dead end of a city street for over 4 years. There are more than 10 trash cans near the front of my house for the residents that live in this area. For the past 3 summers I have drilled holes in all of the trash cans, paid for and installed reinforcements to keep the bears from spreading garbage. Although 3 of my neighbors are bear proofing and helping the situation, the majority of my neighbors don't. They simply do not take the 2 seconds to latch them. For the last couple summers I would just pick up all of the garbage, but this year I am fed up with it all. It seems as though they expect me to continue cleaning it up.

I am definitely open to any suggestions. It would be nice if the city would require addresses on these trash cans and hold those households accountable for this negligence.

Susan Cody
Ketchikan, Alaska

About: "Resident of Ketchikan for over 30 years"

Received 07, 2014 - Published August 13, 2014

 

 

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