The Mayor and City Council is currently in negotiation with Cevons Waste Management and Puran Brothers over outstanding debts. Mayor of Georgetown Hamilton Green yesterday confirmed to this publication that the council owes the two companies some $50M in total, for services already provided.According to the Mayor, both companies have expressed frustration over the non-payment of monies from March. The Mayor said that the entities have not indicated a specific time as to when they intend to cease operations,Cheap Atlanta Falcons Jerseys, but they have threatened such action if the existing situation persists.Green also expressed disappointment over the fact that the council has acquired four new garbage trucks,Brian Campbell Jersey, but the vehicles are still not accessible as they are currently on a city wharf.“We are just waiting for the trucks to be cleared off the wharf and then they will begin operation.”Meanwhile,Bryan Bickell Jersey, a senior official from Puran Brothers when contacted said that some $26M is owed to the company. The official said since last week they were promised payment after they indicated that they would be withdrawing their services.“We were promised the money, or part of it, sometime this week,Pat Tillman Cardinals Jersey, but nothing was done this morning (yesterday morning)… when we sent our collector we were told that the money was not available. We are a company and we need money to work with. We have trucks that need repairs. We have the banks calling us. We have other obligations,Brett Favre Falcons Jersey,” the official stressed.In addition, the company has indicated that it has decided to stay and provide services out of concern for the society at large.“We have a duty to society, and yes, we have our own financial difficulties,Wholesale Baseball Jerseys 2018, but if we come out of this business we will be out of money as well. Garbage collection is our business this is what we have been doing since the 1980s.”The company official further indicated that the slow cash flow from the garbage collection contract with the City Hall has forced them to venture into other businesses in an effort to generate money.“We have diversified…we have gone into the construction business, because the money is not readily available with the garbage collection business.”The Mayor and City Council in recent times has been at the centre for clashes over monies owed to its workers and contractors. Mayor Green has repeatedly stated that the council is cash-strapped and all efforts to generate revenue are being frustrated by the administration.