Graffiti continues to be issue in county

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Regardless of the message it portrays, tagging of private and public property in Carbon County is illegal. While not the problem here that it is in many major cities, graffiti can be seen in places like railroad overpasses, canal bridges, and walkway access tunnels throughout the county. Residents are reminded to report any tagging activity or it's results they see so officials can clean it up as soon as possible.

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