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We noticed how bad it was right away when we relocated here from Utah. In Utah they seemed to have prisoners on clean up duty about once a week, maybe it was every other. The place was always being cleaned up. I never saw people littering it was awesome. Here I saw a woman throw her fast food wrappers out the window. It is crazy, the lack of respect for the beauty of this area.
Kinda makes you want to follow her home, drive back to your house, get your garbage, drive back to her house, ring the doorbell and dump your garbage all over her car now doesn't it!
Basically, if you see someone littering from their car (including cigarette butts even), you can use this form online to report them. Just get the Plate number, and when/where you saw the littering.
Basically, if you see someone littering from their car (including cigarette butts even), you can use this form online to report them. Just get the Plate number, and when/where you saw the littering.
I hate the 'tattletale' mentality....but I just saw some idiot throw a full garbage bag out the window....I'd have to really, really, reallly think...oh heck, I know I would use this if I see it again. Thanks for the link.
I thought that at first too, but the program makes it clear that they cannot charge or fine anyone for litter based solely on someone spotting them and reporting the plate and time/place. It has to be a law enforcement officer of some type for that.
Instead, they just send a letter saying (in essence): "hey you....if that was a policeman who spotted you instead of john doe, you'd be getting a ticket right now....so consider this a warning. If this is an error, and you didn't litter, then you can ignore this letter and put it in the recycling bin like a good boy should. Have a nice day."
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