Erie County’s Anthony Sorci Recognized With Keep PA Beautiful Community Pride Award By Rep. Patrick Harkins, Rep. Robert Merski
Anthony Sorci (second from right) accepts the Community Pride Award from Representative Patrick Harkins, Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful Program Coordinator, Don Benczkowski, and Representative Robert Merski.
(Environmental Digest) One person’s commitment to community pride and environmental stewardship is making a visible difference across Erie County.
Anthony Sorci was honored by Rep. Patrick Harkins of the 1st Legislative District and Rep. Robert Merski of the 2nd Legislative District with the Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful Community Pride Award for his community cleanup efforts.
Anthony Sorci has taken it upon himself to tackle litter and illegal dumping at locations throughout the county, dedicating countless hours to cleaning roadsides, interstate ramps, and public spaces.
Sorci’s efforts have stretched across Interstate 79 and Interstate 90, where he has removed litter from numerous on- and off-ramps, as well as from various sections of I-79.
His work has also extended to secondary state roads and township roadways throughout Erie County, helping restore the natural beauty of communities large and small.
Recognizing that meaningful change often requires collaboration, Sorci has worked closely with PennDOT representatives who coordinate roadside cleanup initiatives, as well as Don Benczkowski, Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful’s Lake Erie Region Program Coordinator.
