CENTRAL COAST MAINTENANCE CREWS CLEANED-UP HIGHWAYS YESTERDAY (THURS) FOR CALTRANS ANNUAL ANTI-LITTER DAY. WORKERS REMOVED ROADSIDE LITTER AND DEBRIS IN SANTA CRUZ, MONTEREY, AND SAN BENITO COUNTIES. CIGARETTE BUTTS WERE THE NUMBER ONE ITEM FOUND LITTERED ON THE HIGHWAYS. CALTRANS SPENDS AROUND 60-MILLION-DOLLARS ANNUALLY TO REMOVE TRASH AND DEBRIS FROM THE ROADS.
