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Gila County supervisors and volunteers removed a total of 6,420 pounds of green waste from the Pinal Cemetery on Feb. 27
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Tim R. Humphrey, District 2 Supervisor, and Woody Cline, District 3 Supervisor, would like to thank those in the community who volunteered for the Feb. 27 Pinal Cemetery cleanup.
Working together with volunteers, a total of 6,420 pounds of green waste was removed.
The Supervisors are dedicated to removing blight from Gila County.
With community involvement, that goal can become a reality.
There will be additional clean-up days planned.
All are welcome to come out and help make Gila County a more beautiful place to live.
