Public Works crews will start a clean up of the Melvin Evans Highway Monday morning. According to Public Works Commissioner Harold G. Thompson, the clean up is expected to take three days,
In a release, Thompson said the Department of Public Works will be using two crews stationed at opposite ends of the area to be worked on. While working to meet at a midpoint, the crews will trim trees, and use backhoes and trucks to remove debris in an effort to improve the appearance of the highway.
The department urges the public to drive with caution while in the area. For more information contact Deputy Commissioner of Operations Randy Germain at 773-1290 Ext. 2252.
