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Progreso city leaders looking to create new ordinance to stop illegal tire dumping

· KRGV (NBC 5)

Residents of Progreso are increasingly frustrated with illegal tire dumping, which has become a common sight along the roads. Local resident Juan Antonio expressed concerns about the unsightly piles, stating they not only look bad but also attract mosquitoes, posing health risks. City officials, including Mayor Pro-Tem Sandra Estrada, are considering a new ordinance to tackle this issue, especially after recent flooding revealed tires and other debris clogging drainage systems. Estrada emphasized the need for community responsibility in maintaining property and preventing further dumping. The city is actively working to remove the tires and address the growing problem.

AI summary · Source: KRGV (NBC 5)

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