Thanks to Steve Ayers for sharing his Verde Independent and Camp Verde Bugle story about how “We the people” and Verde Valley businesses making a difference.

This story clearly reveals how businesses and residents are making a difference in the visual aspects of the Verde Valley highways in an effort to attract tourists, new residents and new businesses that bring employment opportunities.

FVUSA is also bringing visual pleasure to our local residents.

Who wants t live in a dump?

Verde Independent story:

http://www.verdenews.com/main.asp?Search=1&ArticleID=47890&SectionID=1&SubSectionID=1190&S=1

Thank you Mr. Ayers.

Gary Chamberlain
“Point Man” FVUSA

GROOMBRIDGE, H.
1SG, USA
First Sergeant

The “Broken window theory” that adversely destroys neighborhoods also applies to littered highways that destroy the economy of our communities. ….. People have choices if they want to live and work in your community. First appearances do matter.

It is my hope that residents and businesses everywhere will consider one of the following 3 options:

Option 1 consists of providing me with $10 for every bag of highway trash that I personally collect. For a list of those who have already contributed to my Folksville USA Verde Valley effort connect to this link: “http://cvbugle.com/main.asp?Search=1&ArticleID=33057&SectionID=1&SubSectionID=991&S=1”. (Thank you SedonaEye.com for printing this link.)

Put me to work collecting litter by sending the $10 per bag fee to Gary Chamberlain, Folksville USA, PO Box 1138, Cornville, AZ 86325. If you have questions, comments and or concerns contact me at FolksvilleUSA@gmail.com or 928-202-1186. I am conducting my personal anti-litter activities as a “For profit business” and believe in capitalism. I am trying to cover the direct expenses for my efforts with this $10 per bag fee.

Option 2 consists of paying your favorite Armed Forces unit, youth club, and or church organization $10 for every bag of trash they recover from our highways. Your favorite club, group or organization should assist one of the many Adopt-A-Highway Groups in the nation. For those wishing to contact one of our Arizona Verde Valley ADOT Adopt-A-Highway Groups contact me for information. Option 2 is my favorite because it would get more people involved!

Option 3 consists of doing nothing and suffering the consequences.

This is a ”We the People” effort where we can all come together and leave our personal prejudices at the curb for a better community!

Gary Chamberlain
“Point Man” Folksville USA
(to find more stories about Folksville USA and Road Warrior anti-litter efforts search this site using keywords “Folksville USA”)