(Michigan City, IN) - Over five tons of trash and debris removed from ditches, roadways and easements over the past three months are among the things being applauded in Michigan City prior to Earth Day next week.
According to the mayor’s office, another reason to celebrate is the removal of abandoned tires from neighborhoods over the same time period.
The work was done by employees of the city’s Vector Control Department, which focuses on controlling potential disease carrying mosquitoes along with the environment.
“Our team is dedicated year-round to protecting the health and well-being of Michigan City residents,” said the city's Vector Control Director Brett Kelley, Sr.
Earth Day is Tuesday.
“Earth Day gives us a special opportunity to reflect on our shared responsibility to safeguard the environment not just for today, but for generations to come,” Kelley said.




