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Commission discusses bulk pickup program for disabled, elderly citizens - The Observer

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BY HANNAH GOLDFINGERFOR THE OBSERVER LEE COUNTY — The Lee County Commission discussed instituting a new program to aide the elderly and disabled with the bulk debris pickup program.As the county currently has a bulk pickup program utilizing sites within the county, those who are elderly or disabled can have a hard time disposing of bulk waste because it can be difficult to transport.According to the county, the purpose is to “provide a monthly, …
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Commission discusses bulk pickup program for disabled, elderly citizens - The Observer

BY HANNAH GOLDFINGERFOR THE OBSERVER LEE COUNTY — The Lee County Commission discussed instituting a new program to aide the elderly and disabled with the bulk debris pickup program.As the county currently has a bulk pickup program utilizing sites within the county, those who are elderly or disabled can have a hard time disposing of bulk waste because it can be difficult to transport.According to the county, the purpose is to “provide a monthly, …

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