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PEC: Volunteers Needed For Illegal Dumpsite Cleanups In Potter County Oct. 28, 30, 31
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The PA Environmental Council is seeking volunteers to assist in the cleanup of three illegal dumpsites this fall in Potter County--

-- October 28:

   -- Hector Township along Loucks Mill Rd., 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

   -- Bingham Township along Rowley Rd., 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.

-- October 31: Roulette Township along a creek on Burleson Ave., 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Two additional cleanups are scheduled for October 30, in partnership with the Potter County Probation Community Service Office.

PEC will provide volunteers with gloves, bags, vests, snacks, drinks and lunch. We will also cover the costs of transportation, as well as disposal and/or recycling of all trash, scrap metal, and tires collected from the sites.

Since 2015, PEC has spearheaded, coordinated, conducted, and funded 112 illegal dumpsite cleanups within four Northern Pennsylvania counties.

With help from partners and volunteers, the PEC Community Illegal Dumpsite Cleanup Program has eradicated 30 illegal dumpsites in Potter County, 52 in Susquehanna County, 15 in Wayne County, and 15 in Pike County.

Funding for these projects was obtained via the settlement of a Department of Environmental Protection enforcement action.

To volunteer, or for additional information, please contact Program Coordinator Palmira Miller at 570-592-7876 or send email to: pmiller@pecpa.org to ensure enough food and supplies are available.

For more information on programs, initiatives and special events, visit the PA Environmental Council website, visit the PEC Blog, follow PEC on Twitter or Like PEC on Facebook.  Visit PEC’s Audio Room for the latest podcasts.  Click Here to receive regular updates from PEC.

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[Posted: Oct. 10, 2017]


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