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← Return to briefingIn a move to tackle environmental issues, the Harris County DA has initiated a program to combat illegal dumping. The program is specifically targeted at the Sunnyside neighborhood. Further details about the anti-illegal dumping program can be found through KHOU Houston, which reported on the initiative.
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