Environmental issues, illegal dumping bring changes to Salt Lake City’s annual residential cleanup

Lance Hemmert of the Poplar Grove neighborhood on Salt Lake City's west side started a Facebook page to document and combat excessive curbside refuse in his neighborhood. This photo is from August 2017.

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Environmental issues, illegal dumping bring changes to Salt Lake City’s annual residential cleanup

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