Killeen’s Annual Spring Stream Cleanup Set for This Month

It’s time to clean up the city of Killeen! Recently, a press release stated that the city will be hosting the Spring Stream Cleanup event. This is a great opportunity for residents to help maintain their clean and beautiful home. The Stormwater Section of the Killeen Engineering Division is looking for volunteers to join them for this event, which will take place on April 26 at the intersection of WS Young Drive and Trimmer Road, from 9 AM to noon. Volunteers will help clean up the Trimmer ditches along Lowe’s Boulevard.

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Killeen Announces Spring Stream Cleanup to Protect Local Waterways

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This event is truly amazing and provides an opportunity for the community to come together. Volunteers will collect hundreds of pounds of debris from the area, and it’s a sight to see! Residents should keep in mind that Killeen is not just your house; it’s your home. Just like you want to keep your home safe and clean for your family, the same goes for the city. So, come out and enjoy the event!

Volunteer for Killeen’s Spring Stream Cleanup and Help Keep Our Waters Clean

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The City of Killeen stated that volunteers can check in on-site, so there’s no need to pre-register. For more information, residents can call 254-616-3172 or visit www.killeentexas.gov/stormwater.

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