With thousands of vacant properties in the city of Youngstown, making sure the grass gets cut is a big task. One that before Tuesday, the city didn't know who it would fall to.
A release from mayor Tito Brown's office on Tuesday announced that the majority of vacant lot grass cutting will be done by Youngstown City Street Department workers and a number of private contractors.
Mayor Brown says the city will have 7 to 10 tractors out cutting every day.
In late April, Councilwoman Lauren McNally began to question why the city did not have a contract for an organization to mow the vacant lots. To read the full article from WFMJ, click here.