Nichol Figueiredo assigned this issue to Jason Dodd

Gross

I hope one of them will follow through with this..I understand not everyone want to clean this stuff up.

I was on Waverly street, opposite side of the railroad to watch the Boston Marathon and I must say it was gross. I had a friend with me who lives on the north side and I must say I was embarrassed by the town by not cleaning up before the day or prior to days of the upcoming race. My friend could not believe all the trash around the Salvation Army. It was appalling! It needs to be cleaned up. But the question is... Who is responsible for the clean up?

I was on Waverly street, opposite side of the railroad to watch the Boston Marathon and I must say it was gross. I had a friend with me who lives on the north side and I must say I was embarrassed by the town by not cleaning up before the day or prior to days of the upcoming race. My friend could not believe all the trash around the Salvation Army. It was appalling! It needs to be cleaned up. But the question is... Who is responsible for the clean up?

I'm glad you brought that up! By the way if you continue driving down the street behind Salvation Army you'll see a lot of tires piled up behind some buildings along with trash,metal scrap, concrete debris ,quite a bit of cars etc etc.

Thank you for the support. Joan did reach out to me as my last post was blunt. I will contact her tomorrow. If I owned a truck I would have picked that garbage up myself. The town is not as clean as it it could be

Been almost 2 months now! The place is a dumping ground.

Nichol Figueiredo assigned this issue to Joanne Panarelli

Hello,
we are currently working with The Salvation Army to try to resolve the illegal dumping going on at this property. Thank you
Joanne