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Waste Contributing To Traffic Woes

Posted Jun 30, 2017

Colorado is encountering difficulties with roads in both urban and rural areas. Across the state lawmakers are searching for solutions?to the?rising traffic headaches. Phillip Thomas, Mayor Pro-Tem for the City of Fountain expresses his concern with roads?and that is trash. Find out how waste is adding to problems on the streets of Fountain. Interview date 06/21/2017

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