Meise hires 2 Incovo employees as GAS inspectors against illegal dumping and littering

The municipality of Meise is intensifying its fight against illegal dumping and littering by appointing two employees from waste intercommunale Incovo as enforcement officers. This initiative aims to increase the likelihood of catching offenders and maintaining cleaner public spaces. Acting Mayor Jonathan De Valck emphasized that littering has been a persistent issue, causing frustration among residents and incurring significant cleanup costs. The council's decision allows these officers to officially document violations, potentially leading to fines. However, the focus is not on issuing more penalties but on reducing waste. The municipality aims to foster a shared responsibility for a clean environment through prevention, awareness, and enforcement, involving residents and volunteers in the process.