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LCRA Employees Do Local Community Service Projects
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LCRA Employees Do Local Community Service Projects -
LCRA Employees Do Local Community Service Projects -
Among the LCRA Projects worked on last week were painting livestock pens at the Fayette County fairgrounds, left, top and bottom, and planting trees and painting light poles at McWhirter Park in Flatonia, right.
More than 750 Lower Colorado River Authority employees spread out across Texas to tackle more than 45 community improvement projects during LCRA’s annual Steps Forward Day. Now in its 11th year, the volunteer initiative brought teams to parks, trails and public spaces throughout the LCRA service area, painting fences, planting gardens, clearing brush and refreshing playgrounds. The day of service builds on LCRA’s long tradition of hands-on community engagement. Community projects completed on April 10 in our area included:
• Flatonia – Planting trees and painting light poles at McWhirter Park.
• Giddings – Painting pipe fencing at the municipal golf course.
• La Grange – Painting livestock pens at the Fayette County fairgrounds.
Weimar – Clearing brush at Hill Memorial Park.
Additionally, local projects in Columbus, Eagle Lake, Hempstead, La Grange, Lampasas, Lexington, Schulenburg and Smithville are expected to be completed on April 17.