Newark community service officers lead cleanup at ivy hill apartments

Newark Community Service Officers Lead Cleanup at Ivy Hill Apartments

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August 15, 2024
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NEWARK, NJ — Officers from the 6th Precinct of the Newark NJ Department of Public Safety, Officers T. Grace and J. Droz, recently spearheaded a community cleanup initiative at the Ivy Hill Apartments on Manor Drive.

The cleanup targeted the rear area of the apartment complex, where issues with extensive littering and loitering had been observed.

The initiative, part of ongoing community engagement efforts by the Newark NJ Department of Public Safety, aimed to address the environmental and social concerns raised by the residents of Ivy Hill.

The department announced the successful cleanup via their Facebook page, underscoring their commitment to improving neighborhood conditions and fostering a cleaner, safer community environment.

Newark community service officers lead cleanup at ivy hill apartments
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