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Pleasure Island cameras and $25,000 fine signs target illegal dumping in Port Arthur (opens the original)
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Port Arthur — Illegal dumping has long been a problem in Port Arthur, but city leaders and some residents say working cameras on Pleasure Island are starting to make a difference — even as dumping continues in other parts of the city. The city said that since the cameras were installed on Pleasure Island, it has already caught someone and turned the footage over to police. Police said illegal dumping happens at multiple locations across Port Arthur, including Pleasure Island. “We have quite, a f
Beaumont water department hiring amid freeze raises concerns, officials respond (opens the original)
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BEAUMONT — Concerns about customer service and billing problems at the City of Beaumont Water Department are prompting city leaders to consider policy changes and fill key vacancies, even as a citywide hiring freeze remains in place. At a Beaumont City Council meeting, Councilman Corey Crenshaw said he wants the council to review changes aimed at improving customer service, including extending the time customers have to pay their bills. The city is also moving to fill the customer service superv
Late-night door-to-door solicitations spark safety concerns in Nederland (opens the original)
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Nederland — Door-to-door solicitors showing up late in Nederland neighborhoods have prompted safety concerns from residents and calls to police, according to Nederland Police Chief Rod Carroll. Carroll said the department gets reports about solicitors coming late and “causing issues and making people feel unsafe.” He said problems arise when solicitors become “overly aggressive” or go through neighborhoods outside the hours allowed by the city’s ordinance. “The issue that happens is overly aggre
DPS error leaves thousands of voter registrations unprocessed; Jefferson County gets 3,400 (opens the original)
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Jefferson County — Thousands of voter registration applications across Texas went unprocessed because of what the Department of Public Safety described as a system error, forcing counties to scramble to catch up with a sudden influx of paperwork. In Jefferson County, Voter Registrar Kate Carroll said her office received more than 3,000 applications this week. Three bins of paperwork represented only a portion of the roughly 3,400 voter registration applications sent to the Jefferson County voter
Blind rider calls for safer, accessible Port Arthur Transit bus stops (opens the original)
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Port Arthur — For Melissa Jackson, riding the Port Arthur Transit system is not a convenience — it is how she gets through daily life after losing her eyesight. But she said many bus stops across the city are difficult or impossible for her to use safely. “As a person with a disability that rides the bus all the time, I need a clear path to the bus stop,” Jackson said. Jackson said she depends on the bus to get around during the week. “I’ll ride the bus sometimes Monday through Friday. That’s my
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