Town of Bluffton invites public school students to submit storm-drain art
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The Town of Bluffton launched a storm-drain art pilot project seeking themed digital artwork from public school students through March 6; winning designs will be printed on 3-by-2-foot vinyl decals for installation in the historic district.
The Town of Bluffton is seeking digital artwork from Bluffton public school students for a storm-drain art pilot intended to raise awareness about litter, pet waste and stormwater pollution, the county news bulletin reported.
Submissions are open through March 6. Winning designs will be printed on 3-by-2-foot vinyl decals and installed in high-pedestrian areas within Bluffton’s historic district, the announcement said. The pilot is limited to public school students; the bulletin pointed viewers to a full press release on the town’s website for details.
The item did not include selection criteria or the number of drains to be wrapped; those details were not specified in the bulletin.