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After a Fourth of July packed with fireworks, Lubbock County road crews faced a massive cleanup—literally tons of trash left behind by revelers. Multiple agencies, including city crews and the Texas Department of Transportation, joined forces to tackle the mess, highlighting the hidden cost of celebration: public workers forced to divert from regular duties. County Judge Curtis Parrish stressed the strain on resources, noting dumpsters are limited and deputies can’t patrol everywhere. Thankfully, fire crews saw few issues this year, thanks to rain—but the message is clear: enjoy the show, but clean up after yourself. A little effort goes a long way in keeping the county beautiful and letting public servants focus on what they’re paid to do.

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