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Committee raises new enforcement ideas to address persistent illegal dumping

September 14, 2026 | El Dorado County, California


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Committee raises new enforcement ideas to address persistent illegal dumping
Committee members described recurring illegal-dumping sites and considered stepped enforcement and deterrents. The chair said past pilot camera programs caught illegal activity but funding and equipment loss were challenges; he proposed enhanced signage, targeted surveillance and working with the sheriff’s office to escalate enforcement where evidence exists.

Members also discussed a possible two-part waste-hauler licensing program should dumping continue: licensing would include a business license (treasurer/tax collector) and a hauling license administered by Environmental Management Department (EMD). Staff emphasized the idea is contingent on persistent dumping problems and would aim to deter unlicensed haulers who currently operate without oversight.

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