CalRecycle and Contra Costa County Sheriff Office partner in the fight against Abandoned Commercial containers Delta

For immediate Release
17 March 2010
Media Advisory

The abandonment of the Vessel, the Sacramento-San Joaquin change will cause significant purjehduskengät security and environmental aspects.

Thursday, March 18, the members of the media are invited to carry out a review of the California Department of resources, recycling and recovery (CalRecycle) and Contra Costa County Sheriff Office common cleanup goals of eliminating the State commercial vessels and other human debris from waterways in the County.The work will take place at the Fishermans Cut, is Bradford Island. representatives of the Media through the patrol boats shuttled the job site.

The project is made possible with funding from the State cleanup Water Resources Control Board cleanup and Abatement account and CalRecycle's solid Waste Disposal site cleanup Program.This is the first time, an organization created in conjunction with the organisation of work is Research CalRecycle Delta with law enforcement authorities.Office of the Sheriff made removal suspended entertainment ships primarily in recent years, and must delete some 300 County waterways since 1997.

When:: 30 10: 00 Thursday, March 18, 2010 (event takes about 1,5 hours).Where: Sheriff's Office Marine Services Unit 70 Lauritzen Lane, Oakley, WHO: representatives CalRecyle and Marine Patrol unit to an interview.

* Marine Patrol vessels take up participants ' job site where commercial vessels may be filmed and photographed. Boats leave promptly at 10: 30 Participants shuttled back to Services Marine unit to Confirm your participation in the transaction. to 5 p.m., Wednesday, March 17, 2010 at the latest.

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