“It was a great day to participate with the staff and students, in a program geared towards improving the environment as well as building upon our command’s relationship with the community,” said Murphy.  The cleanup resulted in the collection of 140 pounds of trash by the end of the day’s event.

“Functions like this bring everyone together for the greater good of the community, that in the end, benefits everyone involved,” said Aviation Ordnanceman 1st Class Dennis Holloman, CNATTU’s First Class Association President.

“Each day I drive down Ault Field Road on my way to and from work, I don’t like to see it dirty,” said Naval Aircrewman Avionics 1st Class Nestor Rivera, CNATTU’s Adopt-A-Road coordinator.

CNATTU continues to foster the outstanding relationship between the air station and our great community of Oak Harbor.  CNATTU believes in being a good neighbor in the community and appreciates the local support the city of Oak Harbor gives Sailors and Marines.

For more information on how your organization can “Adopt-A-Road”, please contact Catherine Kelley at (360) 679-7331.