Every year since Greenville refuse crews stopped picking up construction and demolition debris, Public Works Director Wes Anderson says a city council member has asked about reinstating the program.
This year is no different.
During a meeting on the budget in mid-May, Councilman Max Joyner Jr. brought up the possibility of funding a city collection program so that bricks, carpet and other home improvement materials don't sit on the curb.
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