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DISTRICT FOUR ADOPT-A-SPOT IS A PROJECT OF COUNCIL MEMBER |
Not Supported by Ron LeLeux, but supported by the people.
The Adopt-A-Spot program empowers concerned citizens to take an active role in beautifying their community. By working together we can have a positive impact on the cleanliness of our major roadways in District Four.
On the first Saturday of each month volunteers gather at the Lion's Club on Maplewood Drive at 8:00 a.m. We form teams, get bags, t-shirts and mosquito spray and begin cleaning the right-of-ways in our designated areas.
The identified areas in District Four for adoption are: North Hazel, South Hazel, North Post Oak , South Post Oak and portions of Maplewood Drive and Beglis Parkway.
* South Hazel has been adopted by Nancy Tower.
* Maplewood Drive from Hazel to Shasta has been
adopted by the Sulphur High Key Club.
* Maplewood Drive from Shasta to Beglis has been
adopted by the Sulphur Kiwanis Club.
* North Hazel is adopted by the Boy Scouts.
The other locations are usually cleaned monthly by volunteers in the community. We hope you'll join us for future adopt-a-spot cleanups. It's a great way to make a difference in your community and teach others by example.
For more information, call Nancy Tower at 563-1191.
The Adopt-A-Spot program empowers concerned citizens to take an active role in beautifying their community. By working together we can have a positive impact on the cleanliness of our major roadways in District Four.
On the first Saturday of each month volunteers gather at the Lion's Club on Maplewood Drive at 8:00 a.m. We form teams, get bags, t-shirts and mosquito spray and begin cleaning the right-of-ways in our designated areas.
The identified areas in District Four for adoption are: North Hazel, South Hazel, North Post Oak , South Post Oak and portions of Maplewood Drive and Beglis Parkway.
* South Hazel has been adopted by Nancy Tower.
* Maplewood Drive from Hazel to Shasta has been
adopted by the Sulphur High Key Club.
* Maplewood Drive from Shasta to Beglis has been
adopted by the Sulphur Kiwanis Club.
* North Hazel is adopted by the Boy Scouts.
The other locations are usually cleaned monthly by volunteers in the community. We hope you'll join us for future adopt-a-spot cleanups. It's a great way to make a difference in your community and teach others by example.
For more information, call Nancy Tower at 563-1191.
Click here to download an Adopt-A-Spot waiver form Representatives of Kiwanis, Key Club, Lion's Club, Boy Scouts and interested citizens work together to help beautify our area. |
Copyright 2005 Nancy Tower. All rights reserved.
