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WIB employees clean near Sucker Garden road side.

June 29, 2016

WIB employees clean near Sucker Garden road side.
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PHILIPSBURG:--- WIB employee volunteers were seen by many passing drivers near the Sucker Garden road picking up discarded thrash. The thrash picked up included; plastics, aluminum cans, and glass bottles. In total 20 construction bags were filled and discarded later at the landfill. The employees wore their BSure Insurance T-shirts and blue /orange WIB caps. The Clean Up was organized to help with the hurricane season preparations, in keeping the Island clean from debris and preventing drainage blocks. WIB employee volunteers had a great time and felt positive to have assisted with the clean-up. As many of the items discarded could have been recycled, WIB wishes to urge our community to practice recycling more. Your partners in progress.

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\r\n\t\t\t\t\t WIB employees clean near Sucker Garden road side.

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Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?p=17770

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