What I heard
Participants wanted accessible garbage and green-bin services, enough public bins, cleaner streets and information that works for residents with different incomes, languages and living circumstances.
Why it matters
When disposal services are confusing, costly or inaccessible, waste can accumulate in homes and public spaces. A clean city depends on making the proper option practical for everyone.
What I learned...
The discussion connected cleanliness with service design. Participants were interested not only in enforcement, but in removing the barriers that make proper disposal difficult.