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Saba’s Adopt-A-Box project is launched | THE DAILY HERALD

March 9, 2022

Saba’s Adopt-A-Box project is launched | THE DAILY HERALD
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An electrical box before the beautification.

SABA--Sea and Learn Foundation has launched an Adopt-A-Box project whereby electrical boxes throughout the island are being beautified.

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  A few years back, Saba Electric Company (SEC) took on the monumental task of putting the island’s power lines underground, thereby safeguarding Saba’s electrical infrastructure and leaving Saba’s beautiful views unobstructed by power lines and utility poles.

  Unfortunately, the valuable work by SEC also resulted in many unprotected electrical distribution boxes located throughout the island and considered an eyesore. Adopt-A-Box, a local community initiative, strives to be the “finishing touch” on Saba’s green energy movement.

A beautified electrical box in Windwardside.

  Adopt-A-Box installs solid doors for easy access and fronts them with intriguing stories and images about Saba’s cultural heritage and natural environment. With the input of the public entity Saba and Juliana’s Hotel, several electrical boxes have already had doors installed. Adopt-A-Box has launched its campaign to encourage the adoption of the boxes to cover the many expenses involved.

  The intention is to tackle all electrical boxes on the island. An additional benefit of the project is a walking-tour for visitors and locals alike, enhancing the Saba experience.

  The Adopt-A-Box team invites individuals, families and companies to join its mission and sponsor a box in a location of their choosing.

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Source: https://www.thedailyherald.sx/islands/sabas-adopt-a-box-project-is-launched

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