In a significant move to bolster public health and environmental cleanliness, St. Paul MP and Foreign Affairs Minister E.P. Chet Greene has unveiled the arrival of two new garbage trucks. This initiative is part of a broader community beautification program aimed at ensuring sustained cleanliness across the constituency. Greene announced the acquisition during the reopening of the Cobbs Cross Clinic, emphasizing the critical link between a clean environment and community health. ‘A healthy community is a clean community, and a clean community is a healthy community,’ Greene stated, underscoring the government’s commitment to improving sanitation and public health. The new trucks will service key areas, including Cobbs Cross, Falmouth, English Harbour, and Piccadilly, ensuring efficient waste collection and disposal. Greene also called on residents to take pride in their surroundings and protect community assets, highlighting the importance of civic responsibility. The initiative aligns with the government’s broader strategy to integrate healthcare improvements with environmental stewardship, marking a step forward in fostering a cleaner, healthier St. Paul.