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Pitching In

Owner/operator Brad Miller of BAM BAM Trucking was out showing some community spirit last week.
Ruth Lloyd
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Brad Miller (second from left) had some of his employees out helping to clean up the community last week for part of the Pitch-In campaign. The crew collected around 40 bags of garbage from beside and behind Overwaitea and along Nahounli Creek.

Owner/operator Brad Miller  of BAM BAM Trucking was out showing some community spirit last week.

Miller had three of his crew and himself along with his daughter out picking up trash along Nahounli Creek as part of Pitch-In week.

The crew had picked up over 40 bags so far over the day’s work, and Miller said it was all just to help give something back to the community.

His business hauling to and from the Mt. Milligan Mine was made possible through support from the community, he said. “I encourage other contractors of the community to do the same,” said Miller.

“Pitch-in” has been extended and garbage bags and gloves can be picked up at the District of Fort St. James Office. Full bags of trash can be left along the roadside in the municipality for public works to pick up.