I worked for more than 30 years in the state forests of Connecticut and the dumping was frustrating to us too. Part of the problem comes from the fact that towns want payment for dumping white goods(stoves, washes, dryers, etc.) batteries, tires, stumps, essencially anything. When I approached the town about cleaning it up, I was told the state forest would have to pay the town for what debris their residents left on forest lands.In the end, I had the crew pile the junk along the town road and guess what.... the town picked it up and took it away... no charge, but I did not tell the town that it was us who was piling their residents trash there. I had found that good samaritans would often pull stuff out of ditches and leave it along the roadsides where the town would pick it up,so we were doing the same thing. I always figured if a town charged an extra mil on the taxes, then stuff could be brought to the landfill at no charge. I think far less would be dumped on back roads........just my 2 cents. Cal
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