Two Township Men Among First Nabbed In State Anti-Dumping Campaign

May 6, 2014 Environment

DEP Cleanup 3-27-1409 — Some of the garbage found dumped at Six Mile Run off Blackwells Mills Road in March.

A new state anti-dumping program barely two months old has already yielded charges against several alleged illegal dumpers, including two township men.

The effort, called, “Don’t Waste Our Open Space,” was launched in March and is a joint operation among several DEP agencies including Parks, Fish & Wildlife, Compliance & Enforcement, Solid Waste, Water Resources, State Park Police, State Conservation Police, State Forestry Services and the Natural Lands Trust.

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