DPW secretary wants rebar of political signs also removed

Department of Public Works Secretary Martin Sablan is reminding all political parties and candidates of the Nov. 4 elections not to forget to also remove the rebars when they take out their political signs along the roads. “There already is an announcement that gave them so many...
Posted On Nov 20 2014 04:00
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DPW eyes funding to fix Shell Dandan intersection

Department of Public Works Secretary Martin Sablan acknowledges the flooding problem at the Shell Dandan gas station intersection, which during heavy rain makes the road seem more like a river than part of a highway. “Let’s put it this way. Back in the past when they improved...
Posted On Nov 18 2014 04:00
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BECQ reviews options for Tinian’s military waste

With proposed military impact on the island of Tinian and an unpermitted dump acting as the island’s one waste site, the Bureau of Environmental and Coastal Quality would like to see Tinian have its own landfill but the small size of the customer base there may not be enough to...
Posted On Nov 04 2014 04:00
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Drainage project seeks to revitalize Garapan; eliminate runoff pollution

Bureau of Environmental and Coastal Quality’s non-point source pollution team is working closely with the Department of Public Works to revitalize Garapan, Saipan’s central tourist district. “We are working very closely with DPW in cleaning up the storm drainages and monitoring...
Posted On Oct 30 2014 04:00
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