Eureka to Revive its Utility Box Art Program
The city of Eureka is set to revive its utility box art program, which was first introduced over seven years ago as part of the Strategic Arts Plan.
A local artist, Blake Reagan, recently painted a utility box at the corner of Fourth and F streets, marking a potential resurgence of the program.
The original program had brought colorful designs to several utility boxes, including a notable donut cheeseburger on the corner of Fifth and H streets.
The program is part of a larger initiative that includes street art festivals, artistic benches on the Waterfront Trail, and the certification of downtown Eureka as a California Cultural District.
The city aims to revive the program and bring back the vibrant colors that had been added to the utility boxes.
Author's summary: Eureka revives utility box art program.
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