DA's office receives $2.3M grant to combat illegal dumping
A $2.3 million grant that will be directed to assisting with cleaning up streets in Alameda County and combating illegal dumping has been received by the county's District Attorney's Office.
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A $2.3 million grant that will be directed to assisting with cleaning up streets in Alameda County and combating illegal dumping has been received by the county's District Attorney's Office.
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Hundreds of mounds of leaves, dirt, tree stumps and construction debris are being illegally dumped on Caltrans property in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties. The stretch between Woodside and Los Altos is among the most impacted areas.
Hundreds of mounds of leaves, dirt, tree stumps and construction debris are being illegally dumped on Caltrans property in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties. The stretch between Woodside and Los Altos is among the most impacted areas.
Hundreds of mounds of leaves, dirt, tree stumps and construction debris are being illegally dumped on Caltrans property in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties.