(City of Prince Albert)

By paNOW Staff

Graffiti removal

Anti-Graffiti Paint Program returns to Prince Albert

Apr 19, 2022 | 2:22 PM

The City of Prince Albert has announced the return of the Anti-Graffiti Paint Program, which encourages residents to help reduce graffiti vandalism.

The city recommends if the public sees ongoing vandalism to report, record, or remove it.

However, only homeowners, business owners and privately owned buildings can apply to the program to receive their free paint kit. This consists of one gallon of paint, one tray, one brush and roller, and gloves to paint over the graffiti on their property. These paint kits are only available as long as the temperatures stay above 0 Celsius.

“A reminder to all renters of property, that the owner of the property must be the one to apply for the program, and when possible, we ask that owners bring something to show proof of property ownership like a tax receipt,” as stated in the release.

“It has been proven that the most effective way to prevent graffiti is to remove it promptly. With this program in place, the city would like to provide some assistance to residents that are interested in immediately removing graffiti from their property.”

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The program does not include the costs to sandblast or to remove graffiti in alternative ways.

For more information you can visit the the City of Prince Albert’s website.

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