Reference Summary: Fort Worth is spending half a million dollars to keep an eye on the back roads and dead ends where trouble keeps piling up. Ector County Environmental Enforcement can now have a much better way to catch
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Fort Worth is spending half a million dollars to keep an eye on the back roads and dead ends where trouble keeps piling up. Ector County Environmental Enforcement can now have a much better way to catch
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- Ector County Environmental Enforcement can now have a much better way to catch
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