Recycling bin thefts are becoming more common in Clark County, and opinions are divided on how to address this issue. We want to hear from you! Should there be stricter enforcement and penalties for those who steal from recycling bins? Would increased public awareness and education help curb the problem? Maybe providing alternative ways for people to recycle legally is the solution? Or do you think it’s not a big deal and should be left as is? Cast your vote in our poll below and let your voice be heard!
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Opinion: It is a crime to rummage through recycling bins but best leave it to law enforcement
Paul Valencia discusses the rise in recycling bin theft in Clark County and its impact on local communities.
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