I don't think that's the case here. The bin is overflowing. And where in their job description does it say that firefighters should pick up overflow from a donation bin.

WRONG AGAIN KEN, no offense! I live just 5 houses away on St. John street and this gives me a great vantage point. Dear City Officials:
Ken is making many frivolous statements on this click fix site, please consider removing him from further postings.

I have to say I agree with KenCT: the box is not the fire station's responsibility. Dare I say they have more important things to focus on. Goodwill should be responsible for their donation sites, and for collecting items before they become a mess like this.

You are right though, Jon, that it's a matter of people reaching into the box, pulling things out, and then not returning them to the box. That's how the mess is created in the first place.

I happened to be driving by as the men from Goodwill picked up the items surrounding the container and removed the bin itself.

Thanks to Goodwill for their prompt attention to this situation.

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