Squawk of the Day – Oct. 14, 2015
Submitted
I’m not as concerned with my stormwater fee as I am my garbage fee. I am a family of one. I pay the same amount as a family of two, five or 10. I recycle all that I am allowed. I have very little garbage. This does not seem fair to me at all.
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