Baytown ends Ike debris pickup and Green Center details
Baytown ends Hurricane Ike debris collection January 31 and returns to normal monthly trash pickup. Debris from demolition, construction, hazardous waste, tires, and oil is not collected by city crews or contractors BAMACO and DRC. Nearly 800,000 cubic yards were removed during five months. Residents may use the Baytown Green Center at 1601 West Main for household debris and recyclables with restrictions and fees. Green Center hours and residency rules apply.
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Theft report highlights and stolen vehicle alerts in Baytown
A woman reported that another woman stole two bags of aluminum cans from her property in the 600 block of West James. A black 2008 Ford Expedition with Texas plate 357ZRL was stolen from a residence in the 1500 block of Missouri Street. A white 2002 Dodge Intrepid with Texas plate CCW-919 was stolen from a residence in the 1500 block of Edison between 11 p.m. and midnight. A driver in an accident in the 1100 block of Cedar tried to flee and was arrested six blocks away. Baytown police logged 30 offense reports, including one assault, two auto thefts, one burglary, two disorderly conduct cases, one DWI, a sexual assault, four thefts, and eight miscellaneous cases, with seven arrests for out-of-jurisdiction charges and nine traffic accidents, two with injuries.
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Senate approves 15000 dollar homebuyer tax credit
The Senate approved a homebuyer tax credit of up to 15000 dollars as part of the economic recovery plan. The credit would apply to principal residences bought within a one year window after the law takes effect, costing about 19 billion dollars and claimed on 2008 tax returns.
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