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Should Columbia embrace roll carts for trash pickup?

Should Columbia embrace roll carts for trash pickup?

Yes

8

No

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Yes

Should Columbia embrace roll carts for trash pickup?
6 Comments
Max
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Max

Roll carts come in various sizes for small families and/or handicapped. Carts are cheaper to use and are not bothered by cats, dogs, possums, skunks, raccoons. Carts contain waste in a more eye appealing and sanitary way. Carts don't allow waste to be scattered on the ground like bags.

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The Matrix Has You
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The Matrix Has You

This is the only place I've lived that doesn't use bins. The animals get into it half the time and where are you supposed to store it while waiting for trash day? After the initial expense of new trucks, labor costs will be greatly reduced due to 1 driver. Let's get out of the stone age Columbia!

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Alison Crivellaro Cope-Lovell
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Alison Crivellaro Cope-Lovell

On trash day, the streets in otherwise pretty neighborhoods are strewn with garbage, which is a serious hygiene issue. It's hard to believe someone thought not having roll carts was reasonable.

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Heather Stewart
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Heather Stewart

The current system is the most ridiculous thing I've encountered in any place we have lived. Please, for the love of God, change to the bins like the rest of the country.

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Michael Moran
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Michael Moran

I enjoy putting my trash bags in other bags and then again in another bag (assuming I can find a place that has them) after animals tear through the bags that I put out the night before but I can't help but think there has to be a better way.

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Mark Smith
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Mark Smith

No need for people to pick up bags. Just one person per route, the driver. Check out Moberly. Even if the city of Columbia does not run it, it will be better for the citizens.

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No

Should Columbia embrace roll carts for trash pickup?
4 Comments
Zaos Gonzolez
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Zaos Gonzolez

The city shouldn’t be in charge of any utilities. Especially waste removal.

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Gary Mccaleb
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Gary Mccaleb

i had them in jeff city, they sink and are always getting blown away!

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Kent Airy
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Kent Airy

Because the roll carts won't work everywhere, there is a very large percentage of Columbia that has hills trees culdesacs that would be difficult if not impossible for a lift truck to operate, the system now is fast and efficient.

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Max
Max

Then why not have the consumer make the choice of what they want? Why can't the people that pickup the trash be trained to handle both bags and carts? Would that require too much training and management? It is obvious that about 75% of the people commenting feel carts are better. Stone Age Columbia!

Donna Welborn-Dicus
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Donna Welborn-Dicus

How many times do we have to vote on this? Fine for students & young people, but older, disabled, can't deal with them. We voted this down once. Why are we doing it again???

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Max
Max

Until you get it right. Read the arguments for roll carts. Many very good reasons. Very few valid reasons for plastic bags.

Do you expect violence involving federal agents to continue?

Do you expect violence involving federal agents to continue?

Yes

17

No

0

Yes

10 Comments
Jane Porter
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Jane Porter

Yes it is inevitable, it will continue until ICE is stopped. Honestly I thought would happen sooner.

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Max
Max

Ice will not be stopped, they will just get better tools, and use them sooner.

Jeremy Salas
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Jeremy Salas

Its a bunch of Lil weiner having, trigger happy racists joining ice that couldn't make it in real law enforcement or military.

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Max
Max

That protect you and your children.

Fred
Fred

I am sure many are white supremacists and neo-nazis.

Will Mason
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Will Mason

Unless the" protestors" (In reality they are insurectionists) stop being violent, the violence will continue. .

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Max
Max

600 of those protesters were Pelosi plants.

Fred
Fred

January 6, 2021 was insurrection ... citizens protesting government overreach and invasion of their neighborhoods by unknown masked men in battle fatigues & assault weapons is NOT!

Ruthann Black
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Ruthann Black

As long as violent protesters are blocking federal agents from doing their jobs , it will continue.

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Fred
Fred

It will continue as long as ICE and DHS continue to use excessive force!

Steve Baumann
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Steve Baumann

There is an anti-American movement that's gained momentum over the past few years. And with the discovery of mass corruption, such as in Minneapolis, those profiting from those activities are going to fight back, hard.

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Nicole McGregor
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Nicole McGregor

The new agents aren't properly trained and they have zero accountability!

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Toasty
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Toasty

While the liberals/socialists/communists/democrats continue the narrative of victimization, they will find useful idiots to carry out their agenda. This poor woman believed the lies and lost her life.

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Brenda Freeman
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Brenda Freeman

It is what trump wants

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Max
Max

The violence is from the Left. Trump, and Americans want Law and Order.

Fred
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Fred

Masked secret police roaming the streets with no accountability would have never been accepted in America in the past. If they themselves weren't ashamed of there actions, they wouldn't be wearing masks. Our democracy is spiraling the drain!

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James Sowash
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James Sowash

Until politicians in both parties quit making inflammatory statements, it will continue.

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No

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Do you like the new CDC guidelines for childhood vaccines?

Do you like the new CDC guidelines for childhood vaccines?

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1

No

1

Yes

1 Comment
Max
0
Max

Children are not the property of the State. Their safety belongs to their loving parents, not to a politician.

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No

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Linda Swiney
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Linda Swiney

This new guideline will only benefit the big insurance companies as they will no longer have to cover the cost of the vaccines.

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