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$1, $5,$3, $7, $4 and $2!
Jokes aside, this is a pretty rad program.
Under the Citizens Air Complaint Program, they can record idling trucks or buses, report them and keep 25% of any fines, which typically range from $350 to $600.
Even if you aren't doing it 6-9 hours a day like this guy is, getting a cool $75-$150 for making a report while out of the house anyway doesn't sound bad at all.
Snitches get riches.
I'm cool with people snitching on someone pouring greenhouse gasses into the atmosphere.
So am I. If I wasn't, I'd have written "stitches" instead of "riches".
This bounty hunterish thing is wild for me, I actually don't know what to think about it. Good or bad?
Given it's targeting businesses violating a city ordinance that's in place to reduce pollution, I don't see an issue with it. If it was people snitching on other citizens for minor violations or something, I'd be against it.
I guess the qualifier for me is, is the law something that's in place for public good? If so, it should be enforced.
I guess the qualifier for me is, is the law something that's in place for public good? If so, it should be enforced.
That's supposed to be the case for every law.
Yes, but it's also a pandoras box IMO.