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    pima county to exchange gas lawn equipment for battery operated

    Well I wish I did not just get rid of those movers and weed eaters that I had been holding on to... https://webcms.pima.gov/cms/One.aspx...&pageId=494863

    Better than the dump!
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    Good job Pima County...

    Now everyone can use electricity to mow their sand.



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    1. The gas-powered equipment to be replaced must be in working condition, and drained of fluids.
    2. Once turned in, the gasoline powered device cannot be returned, and will be recycled and/or disposed of properly.


    I wonder if Pima county plans on selling the gas mowers in the next county over?


    Keep the peace and quiet while operating less obtrusive equipment.

    My next door neighbor never has a problem waking me up at night with his noise so I don't have a problem firing up the riding mower a 6:30 am before it gets to hot.
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