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Mayor Hanneman weighs in on bulk pick-up violations.
Much to both my surprise and delight, I read in today's Honolulu Advertiser, that our Mayor wants to crack down on bulky item pick-up violations. CLICK HERE for article.
I consider this good news, however, I had an interesting experience today (the same day this was reported in the news). I called HPD to report a bulk item dump violation today and the dispatcher argued with me saying, bulk item pick-up happens every week and that it was okay for the violators to place the trash out this morning. That's just a summarized version of what happened. It was not very encouraging to experience. This is what we're supposed to be doing, calling in violations, but, I was not getting the response I should have been getting.
I consider this good news, however, I had an interesting experience today (the same day this was reported in the news). I called HPD to report a bulk item dump violation today and the dispatcher argued with me saying, bulk item pick-up happens every week and that it was okay for the violators to place the trash out this morning. That's just a summarized version of what happened. It was not very encouraging to experience. This is what we're supposed to be doing, calling in violations, but, I was not getting the response I should have been getting.
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Permalink Reply by Derek Kauanoe on
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I am attaching a copy of the Mayorʻs press release to this posting for anyone who is interested.
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Bulky Item Release.doc, 85 KB
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Permalink Reply by Gregory Cuadra on -
Derek and all others who wish to report these kinds of activities: According to HPD anytime a dispatcher gives you a hard time, ask for a supervisor.
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