For some homeowners and residents living in the City of East Cleveland, dealing with illegal dumping in their neighborhood is sadly a daily occurrence.
East Cleveland leaders report illegal dumping on some streets has gotten so bad the city has set up surveillance cameras and, in a few instances, blocked off roads with concrete barriers to keep vehicles from bringing in tons of trash, old furniture and construction debris.
Martin hopes the nonprofit, nonpolitical volunteer group will move forward with a series of city cleanup efforts this summer and rekindle a sense of civic pride that will send a message to would-be illegal dumpers to"keep out." The group hosted a May 24 cleanup at historic Forest Hill Park, working with volunteers and Cleveland State University students who are members of the Kappa Alpha Sia fraternity.
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