Trash Piles Up in Irvine as Garbage Hauler and Orange County Squabble

Trash Piles Up in Irvine as Garbage Hauler and Orange County Squabble
A sign indicates the closure of the Frank R. Bowman Landfill in Irvine, Calif., on Nov. 9, 2020. John Fredricks/The Epoch Times
Drew Van Voorhis
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Uncollected trash continues to mount in Irvine, California, following damage to one of Orange County’s landfills during last month’s Silverado Fire—and the company contracted to haul it away is blaming the county for the setback.

The Frank R. Bowerman Landfill in Irvine, one of the California county’s three landfills, was damaged when parts of it were scorched by the blaze that began on Oct. 26. The landfill was reported to have “significant damage to the environmental control and stormwater infrastructure,” according to a statement released by Orange County Waste & Recycling (OCWR).
Drew Van Voorhis
Drew Van Voorhis
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Drew Van Voorhis is a California-based daily news reporter for The Epoch Times. He has been a journalist for six years, during which time he has broken several viral national news stories and has been interviewed for his work on both radio and internet shows.
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