LETTER: Volunteers needed for public restroom duty

To the editor:

After discussions with Marblehead’s harbormaster and town officials, our small group of local volunteers has been given the green light to its proposal to spearhead needed changes to these facilities. In addition to suggesting ways to improve the attractiveness of the restrooms (better signage, repairing broken/cracked tiles, visual upgrades, etc.), recommending ways to reduce vandalism (motion-sensor lights, external surveillance cameras), our team would provide the all-important monitoring. We are seeking additions to our team of volunteers. The primary task is the daily periodic checking of the facilities, to replace supplies, report flaws or major plumbing issues.

Each volunteer would be assigned one day per week. An increase in volunteers would reduce this to a half day. Those volunteers not averse to minor clean-ups are especially sought. This year is the 250th anniversary of our Declaration of Independence. Marblehead is expecting an influx of visitors. These facilities definitely need a facelift. Those interested should please contact Phil Blaisdell at 978-771-4246.

Phil Blaisdell
Front Street

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