Another vehicle, parked on a Winton Place street, had been torched, she said. Still, the number collected fell far short of the 1,000 cars that Ms. Reece originally said would be removed from city streets. Pete Whitte of the Price Hill Civic Club supports her vigilance. As club president for the past three years, he fields several calls a year from residents complaining about unsightly cars parked on their streets. The recent sweep made a marked improvement, he said.
Litter begets litter.
Acting Public Safety Director S. Gregory Baker doesn't know how many sweeps ultimately will occur. But he expects that they're bound to stay. The Cincinnati Enquirer , a Gannett Co. Inc. newspaper.