THE offices of Reps. Tina Sablan and John Paul Sablan teamed up to collect 4,960 lbs of household waste, yard debris, junk appliances, and metals during the Precinct 2 Spring Cleanup on Saturday, May 21.
This past weekend’s event marks the second time in the past six months that the Precinct 2 representatives teamed up to collect trash from the community. The Precinct 2 End-of-Year Cleanup in December collected 2,200 lbs household waste and roadside litter. In total, the Precinct 2 cleanup events have collected over three-and-a-half tons of trash with the help of residents and volunteers.
“In just four hours last Saturday, we disposed of two huge dumpster bins and several trailers full of household waste, yard debris, metals, and junk appliances. Typhoon season is around the corner and this is a good time to clean up around our homes and villages,” Rep. Tina Sablan said.
The next Precinct 2 cleanup event is planned for next quarter.
The Precinct 2 representatives thanked their hardworking staff, the Lions Club volunteers, the Department of Public Works, Artman Corporation, the Diocese of Chalan Kanoa for the use of the land in front of the cemetery, and the residents of Precinct 2 for making the event a success.
Volunteers and organizers take a break from the action during the Precinct 2 Spring Cleanup in Chalan Kanoa Saturday, May 21, 2022.
Residents off-load their trash into the bins provided by the offices of Reps. Tina Sablan and John Paul Sablan during the Precinct 2 Spring Cleanup in Chalan Kanoa Saturday, May 21, 2022.
Rep. John Paul Sablan, left, assists a resident off-load his trash into the bins provided by the offices of Reps. Tina Sablan and John Paul Sablan during the Precinct 2 Spring Cleanup in Chalan Kanoa Saturday, May 21, 2022.
Residents off-load their trash into the bins provided by the offices of Reps. Tina Sablan and John Paul Sablan during the Precinct 2 Spring Cleanup in Chalan Kanoa Saturday, May 21, 2022.
