Wolf Administration Joins City of Chester in Park Beautification Event, Showcasing Success of Partnerships, State Investment in Cleanup
The secretaries of the
The community has worked for two years on an ongoing project to remove trash, tires, and graffiti; paint murals; plant flowers; and complete other projects to clean and beautify the four-acre park. The project has received technical support, supplies, and other assistance from Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful through support from DEP, PennDOT, and the Adopt-a-Highway Program.
"Everyone plays a part in keeping
"While the ultimate solution would be for people to stop littering our roads, I am extremely proud of the work of PennDOT's Adopt-A-Highway volunteers," said PennDOT Secretary Richards. "We've taken steps to make it easier for them to beautify our roadways by developing an online portal to take care of registration and material ordering needs - saving time and eliminating paperwork."
Today's event kicked off a weekend cleanup project at
Secretaries McDonnell and Richards joined Mayor
Taylor led participants in a walking tour that showcased the community's progress in transforming the park.
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