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New Plan Tackles Columbus' Graffiti Problem

October 07, 2011

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Columbus residents and officials spoke out on Friday about their plans to eliminate graffiti in the city. Get details. Some Columbus residents and officials said they hope the speedy removal of graffiti will deter taggers from defacing city property, 10TV’s Jeff Hogan reported. That is why they initiated a new plan to help with the rapid removal of graffiti markings. “You ask the common person on the street, if there’s graffiti in a neighborhood, it gives them an uneasy feeling,” said city council member Zach Klein.Under the new plan, the city would budget about a dollar per citizen to remove ... More

New Plan Tackles Columbus' Graffiti Problem
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