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'Clean Topsoil' Scam Uncovered At Illegal Dumping Site In Westchester: Officials 'Clean Topsoil' Scam Uncovered At Illegal Dumping Site In Westchester: Officials
'Clean Topsoil' Scam Uncovered At Illegal Dumping Site In Westchester: Officials What was being sold as “clean farm topsoil” in northern Westchester County turned out to be a mix of construction debris and garbage, according to New York State environmental officials.  The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation announced on Friday, April 25, that its Environmental Conservation Officers partnered with the Westchester County Waste Commission to bust an unauthorized solid waste management facility in Lewisboro.  The investigation took place on Thursday, April 10, when officers arrived at the site and saw a dump truck being loaded with material tha…
Dump Truck's Load Catches Fire On I-684 Off-Ramp In Westchester, Prompts Firefighter Escort Dump Truck's Load Catches Fire On I-684 Off-Ramp In Westchester, Prompts Firefighter Escort
Dump Truck's Load Catches Fire On I-684 Off-Ramp In Westchester, Prompts Firefighter Escort Firefighters in Westchester County were called to an unusual roadside fire after debris in a dump truck ignited near a busy highway exit. The fire broke out around 9 a.m. on Monday, April 21 on the Interstate 684 Exit 6 off-ramp in Katonah, according to the Katonah Fire Department.  There, a load of construction debris caught fire inside a dump truck, prompting the driver to pull off the road and call for help. Fire crews, who had just cleared from a separate emergency involving a stuck elevator at the Katonah Metro-North train station, raced to the scene and used a hose lin…
Contractor, Son Illegally Dumped Materials From Northern Westchester Work Site: Authorities Contractor, Son Illegally Dumped Materials From Northern Westchester Work Site: Authorities
Contractor, Son Illegally Dumped Materials From Northern Westchester Work Site: Authorities A contractor and his son were ticketed for illegal dumping in the Hudson Valley after environmental officials found material containing an address in construction debris on the side of a road, authorities said.   The debris was discovered on the side of a road in Putnam County on Friday, Nov. 29 by New York State Environmental Conservation Officers Franz and Schuck while patrolling in the village of Brewster, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation announced on Wednesday, Dec. 18.  During their investigation, officers found a piece of mail among the debris…