Residents urged to assist city, county personnel's efforts by cleaning up after outings

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Josh Naylor washes down the tables at the pavilion in Sunnyside City Park last Friday. Personnel in Carbon County and all local cities work to keep public areas clean, but the task is often a frustrating job. Residents can assist the efforts by not littering and cleaning up after outings.

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