Mayor says trash fee would make city more competitive

Rawlings-Blake plans to 'hash out' details in coming months

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake said Wednesday that charging residents for trash collection would actually help the city attract new residents because it could reduce its property tax rate.



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