Sebastian Inlet Sail & Power Squadron Collects 20 Pounds of Trash from Spoil Islands

September 17, 2021 Andy Hodges Inlet

Sebastian Inlet Sail & Power Squadron
Sebastian Inlet Sail & Power Squadron

The Sebastian Inlet Sail & Power Squadron performed their quarterly cleanup on Thursday of their adopted Spoil Islands, known as #12, #13, and #14.

“There was little debris to pick up. This means that our citizens are being very conscientious and taking their trash with them when they leave,” the group said in a statement.

About 20 pounds of trash was collected from all three islands.

Since November 2003, the Sebastian Inlet Sail & Power Squadron is the local unit of the world’s largest non-profit boating organization, the United States Power Squadron.

They currently provide:

  • Safe boating courses to the community
  • Discounted boating education to the youth of our area through our grant program
  • Courtesy Vessel Exams through our Vessel Safety Check Program
  • Assist NOAA with the correction of charts through our Cooperative Charting Program.

For more information, call them at (435) 459-1451 or visit their website.

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About Andy Hodges
Andy Hodges was born in Annapolis, Maryland, and raised in Jupiter, Florida. He has been a radio and TV personality since the mid-1980s. He has worked for WFLX-TV (Fox 29), WIRK, WLIZ, WIXI, WKSY, WRMF, and others. In 1994, Andy took a break from broadcasting and was a software and systems engineer for various companies. In 2002, he permanently moved back to Sebastian, where Andy's family has lived for over 45 years. He returned to the broadcasting sector in 2005. Andy joined Sebastian Daily as our editor-in-chief in 2016.
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