Cops join with activists to clean up

(CNS): The Royal Cayman Islands Police Service (RCIPS) and the Empowerment and Community Development Agency (ECDA) joined forces recently to clean up around the Watlers Road area of George Town to give residents a refreshed and clean environment. Neighbourhood Officer, PC Gaunett Harvey was joined by members of the ECDA and local residents to clear the area of unsightly and environmentally damaging debris and rubbish.

Police said that in addition to the use of a back hoe that cleared items from the side of the road, the volunteers also chopped back overgrown bushes, raked the side of the road and filled dumpsters with litter. Residents have expressed their gratitude for the efforts which gave the area a complete facelift.

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