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The Graffiti Removal Team (GRT) works to stop the deterioration of
Burlington's neighborhoods by repairing damage done by property crime.
Although acts of vandalism are often considered low-level crime, the
community is greatly affected when the damage is not addressed.
Neighborhoods with lots of litter, graffiti, and broken windows start to
look run down and feel unsafe. GRT gives residents and business owners
the tools they need to take control and restore neighborhood pride. |
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Since its inception in 2001, over 1,000 volunteers have significantly decreased the level of visible vandalism within the city and have helped over 500 victims of property crime. Six murals have been painted in commonly "tagged" areas and GRT's list of community partners has grown to over 40 groups, organizations and businesses. Be informed about what GRT is doing in the community (facebook http://www.facebook.com/people/Graffiti-Removal-Team/100000066768261). In 2004 GRT won a national "Graffiti Hurts" Award from
Keep America Beautiful, Inc. for its innovative response to property
crime. |
| GRT wants to thank:
The Superheroes
Chimney Beckett
UVM’s Summer Enrichment Scholars Program
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Donate supplies for volunteers! Report all graffiti! Check out how to remove and prevent graffiti with a visit to: http://www.ci.burlington.vt.us/city/graffiti_intro.html. Adopt an area to watch and maintain!
Interested in getting involved with the Graffiti Removal Team? Contact Nicky Beaudoin (nbeaudoin@ci.burlington.vt.us) to schedule an Attend an Adopt-a-Block Information session to learn how to take cleaning matters into your own hands.
Attend a Saturday Graffiti Clean Up Day, or schedule another day to clean with GRT.
The Graffiti Removal Team's Activities Include:
For more information, contact:Nicky Beaudoin, 802·865·7548 nbeaudoin@ci.burlington.vt.us
Page last updated January 25, 2010 |
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