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{{wp|Coaxial|Coax}} cable service is provided in region by Amplus and Azura Communications, while Veritas provides television and internet services via {{wp|Fiber-optic communication|fiber-optics}}. All three companies provide home-phone service in the region as well. In addition to these three companies, there are several other smaller companies that provide local service via satellite and other medium. | {{wp|Coaxial|Coax}} cable service is provided in region by Amplus and Azura Communications, while Veritas provides television and internet services via {{wp|Fiber-optic communication|fiber-optics}}. All three companies provide home-phone service in the region as well. In addition to these three companies, there are several other smaller companies that provide local service via satellite and other medium. | ||
Certain municipalities, such as Buenaventura, Jupiter, Lynnhaven, La Joya, Sierra, the entirety of Santa Rosa County, collect refuse via their Department of Public Works, while others rely on private corporations and self-disposal for residents to dispose of garbage. [[Waste Management | Certain municipalities, such as Buenaventura, Jupiter, Lynnhaven, La Joya, Sierra, the entirety of Santa Rosa County, collect refuse via their Department of Public Works, while others rely on private corporations and self-disposal for residents to dispose of garbage. [[Waste Management Sarpica]] is the largest private company to do so, and also provides services in the areas that have their own trash service. Due to sanitation guidelines in the region, there is only one landfill in the metro area (western Victoria County), and most trash is transferred via station to landfills and processing facilities in [[Lençois County, Verona|Lençois County]]. | ||
== Demographics == | == Demographics == | ||