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Adopt‑a‑Highway volunteers to clean Highway 278 in Bluffton on Feb. 1; motorists urged to take caution
Summary
The Rose Hill Litter Getters will conduct an Adopt‑the‑Highway cleanup Sunday, Feb. 1, 9 a.m.–noon, on Highway 278 from Rosehill Plantation to Saint Gregory The Great in Bluffton; volunteers will be near traffic and wear orange vests.
The Rose Hill Litter Getters Adopt‑the‑Highway volunteers will be out Sunday, Feb. 1, from 9 a.m. to noon to pick up roadside litter along Highway 278 between Rosehill Plantation and Saint Gregory The Great in Bluffton, the county news bulletin reported.
The host, Matt Golden, advised motorists to take caution when traveling through the area because volunteers will be working close to the roadway where there is no sidewalk access. He said volunteers will be visible in orange safety vests and will “take every precaution to avoid traffic.”
The bulletin directed listeners to Beaufort County’s website for more details and for the county’s newsletter describing volunteer activities. Motorists traveling that stretch of Highway 278 on Feb. 1 should expect volunteers near the road and exercise caution.
