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Pasco County Cleanup Removes Nearly 34 Tons Of Trash Buena Vista Area

The code compliance and solid waste teams worked together during the cleanup event.

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Pasco County hosted a community cleanup events to give customers a convenient opportunity to get rid of trash, debris and hazardous materials that might otherwise lead to code violations or illegal dumping.
Pasco County hosted a community cleanup events to give customers a convenient opportunity to get rid of trash, debris and hazardous materials that might otherwise lead to code violations or illegal dumping. (Pasco County )

PASCO COUNTY, FL — Pasco County’s Code Compliance and Solid Waste teams worked together during a recent cleanup event to get rid of nearly 34 tons of trash in the Buena Vista area.

They collected 1,060 pounds of hazardous materials and 33.36 tons of debris.

“I’m happy to be able to support the local community with their efforts to keep their neighborhood beautiful,” said Pasco County Commission Chairwoman Kathryn Starkey. “Without the dedication and hard work of our code compliance, solid waste and public works teams, this tremendous effort wouldn’t have been possible.”

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Pasco County hosts community cleanup events to give customers a convenient opportunity to get rid of trash, debris and hazardous materials that might otherwise lead to code violations or illegal dumping.

Know an area that needs to be cleaned up? Report illegal dumping so county crews can help:

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If you’d like Pasco’s Proactive Code Compliance (PACE) Team to take a look at potential issues in your community, fill out a Proactive Neighborhood Assessment Form.

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