The job has been done all issues are taken care of.

Gaffiti has not been removed.

The lose cans and debri have been pickup and the grafitti has been covered up.

Ken Boulette
Highway Crew Leader
kboulette@enfield .org

Excellent work, Ken - happy to see you and the town communicating with residents like this.

The agitating remark "with residents like this" at the end of the comment by CTNewsJunkie.com is not appropriate nor does it offer a valid solution for an ongoing problem with graffiti on a brand new bridge in our Town.
If this is the kind of remark that a responsible concerned citizen will receive in return for trying to do the right thing then why should anyone care to report anything in the future?
So, CTNewsJunkie.com, take a look at it yourself right now and then you will be educated as to the facts before speaking out.
Otherwise wise guys can just remain silent.
The title 'Loose Spray Paint Cans' is a play on words meaning someone is indiscriminately defacing Town property with spray paint or in short, gaffiti.
Take a close look at the photo above which was taken in the afternoon of Sunday, May 06, 2012.
Do you see a clear wall?
Even today Monday, May 07, 2012 it still is there.
Perhaps it is high time the Town Manager investigates this matter if no one else will.
This issue is certainly not closed and I seriously urge that action be taken to square this problem away in order to avoid possible future embarrassment.

After 3 coats of paint the grafitti has been covered, the area under bridge has a lot of moisture so it made it difficult to cover it up the grafitti.

Ken Boulette
Highway Crew Leader
kboulette@enfield.org

A sincere thank you to Mr. Boulette and his crew for their fine effort.