But this time, their meeting will include the clean up of the area from Kilili Beach to the Fishing Base across from Kristo Rai Church, according to Dekada leader Boni Sagana.
He said the cleanup will start at 7 a.m.
The Divisions of Environmental Quality and Parks and Recreation will be providing materials for the cleanup drive, Sagana said.
Their group, he added, will focus on the cleanup of the Beach Road pathway and the shoreline along Beach Road.
“We want to remove debris and garbage from the pathway to ensure the safety of pedestrians and joggers,” he said.
Sagana said they are expecting more than 100 guest workers, including their families, to participate in the cleanup drive.
After the cleanup, Dekada legal counsel Steve Woodruff will meet with guest workers and brief them about the federalization bill.
Dekada is also inviting an official from the Office of the Governor to talk about the role of the commonwealth in the implementation of federal immigration law in the CNMI.
