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

· KRGV (NBC 5)

Residents of Progreso are frustrated with illegal tire dumping, which has created unsightly piles throughout the city. Local resident Juan Antonio expressed concerns about the health risks, noting that stagnant water in the tires attracts mosquitoes. City officials, including Mayor Pro-Tem Sandra Estrada, are considering a new ordinance to tackle the issue, especially after flooding revealed more debris in drainage areas. Estrada highlighted hotspots like Watts Avenue and Hidalgo Street, urging residents to take responsibility for their properties. City leaders are actively working on removing the dumped tires and addressing the ongoing problem.

AI summary · Source: KRGV (NBC 5)

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