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Pittsfield, Mass., City Council Concerned About $1.4M Tote-based Trash Collection System Proposal

2017-12-15 16:17:15| Waste Age

Some members argued that upfront costs dont justify the potential long-term savings, and others claimed the plan is too big to change without educating residents on waste diversion.

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