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City looks for ways to increase compliance with gas-powered leaf blower ban

Palm Springs officials say enforcement of a 2019 ban on gas-powered leaf blowers has been hampered by multiple factors. Hampered in its ability to enforce a two-year-old ban on gas-powered leaf blowers, the city is considering harsher penalties for non-compliance in addition to more incentives to help gardeners convert to electric machinery. A report by […]

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