Awareness in H1 heading eastbound from the west side of Oahu
AWARENESS: Reposting from Dayna Hollembaek "This isn’t stolen stuff so it may not be allowed on here, but the litter and rubbish on H1 heading eastbound from the west side of Oahu and really just all around the island is really upsetting me. I reached out to Gov. Green about it multiple times and have received no response. So, I talked to someone from the Department of Transportation today who said, they no longer have the “adopt a highway” cleaning up because it’s too dangerous and that we shouldn’t do it either. Isn’t it dangerous to our ground water and land having all of this trash? The gentleman I spoke to today said to email: complainthighwayoahu@hawaii.gov If enough people do so maybe something will be finally be done. Maybe they can have the prisoners clean it up? The man I spoke to today said the people who mow the grass should be picking up the trash, but honestly there’s so much they would probably never get the grass cut. I would do it myself, but I have little ones with me during the week and I’m not able to get out there except maybe on the weekends and the man I spoke to today said not to because it’s too dangerous. I’m trying to raise awareness, get more people involved (because the squeaky wheel gets the grease), and also find out solutions from the community on how we can help make and keep Hawaii clean. It really upsets me to drive around and see so much trash on our streets and highways. We spend so much to live here and in tax dollars and our Government is clearly not doing their jobs and keeping our land safe and clean. If this post isn’t allowed can you kindly direct me to a group that this post would be better suited for to reach a large audience? Thank you! These pics were taken within 10 secs of driving. The entire highway is covered in litter." Find this report and thousands more at searchssh.com Stay safe out there! searchssh.com - reportssh.com - sshintel.com #hawaii #stolenstuffhawaii #litter #cleanup #environment