KSSB's April projects are step towards citywide beautification

  • On April 9, LCRA volunteers join the City of San Saba and KSSB to plant approximately 13 pallets of sod around the retaining wall at the Gazebo in Mill Pond Park.
    On April 9, LCRA volunteers join the City of San Saba and KSSB to plant approximately 13 pallets of sod around the retaining wall at the Gazebo in Mill Pond Park.
  • On April 14, the San Saba Garden Club assisted by KSSB revitalizing the San Saba Elementary Pollinators Club, a continuing educator for the Elementary Students.
    On April 14, the San Saba Garden Club assisted by KSSB revitalizing the San Saba Elementary Pollinators Club, a continuing educator for the Elementary Students.
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  • On April 22, celebrating Earth Day, the KSSB Board members tackled the cool, windy weather and planted the spring flowers in the downtown planters, while the City Parks crew and volunteers, planted the beds in Mill Pond Park. The Elementary School also conducted the “Trash to Treasure” contest, our “hats off” to these wonderful Educators.
    On April 22, celebrating Earth Day, the KSSB Board members tackled the cool, windy weather and planted the spring flowers in the downtown planters, while the City Parks crew and volunteers, planted the beds in Mill Pond Park. The Elementary School also conducted the “Trash to Treasure” contest, our “hats off” to these wonderful Educators.
  • On April 24, the Boy Scouts conducted a service project at the recycling center. They sorted recycling, toured the Recycling Center, while City staff explained the process, and once completing their project, enjoyed a hot dog appreciation luncheon.
    On April 24, the Boy Scouts conducted a service project at the recycling center. They sorted recycling, toured the Recycling Center, while City staff explained the process, and once completing their project, enjoyed a hot dog appreciation luncheon.
  • On April 25, the KSSB Board members were at it again, but this time, the weather was a bit warm, removing winter plants and planting the spring plants in the downtown flower beds.
    On April 25, the KSSB Board members were at it again, but this time, the weather was a bit warm, removing winter plants and planting the spring plants in the downtown flower beds.
  • KSSB's April projects are step towards citywide beautification
    KSSB's April projects are step towards citywide beautification
  • On April 10, the Great American Cleanup/DMWT Trash Off was conducted with many individual volunteers, Atmos Energy, the Boy Scouts, City of San Saba, the Community Service Department, and the Rotary Club, cleaning up along the highways, waterways, parks, and throughout the community. A special visitor, City Manager, Stan Weik came out to support the cause. This project didn’t stop at litter cleanup, volunteers cleaned out the flower beds, preparing them for other projects.
    On April 10, the Great American Cleanup/DMWT Trash Off was conducted with many individual volunteers, Atmos Energy, the Boy Scouts, City of San Saba, the Community Service Department, and the Rotary Club, cleaning up along the highways, waterways, parks, and throughout the community. A special visitor, City Manager, Stan Weik came out to support the cause. This project didn’t stop at litter cleanup, volunteers cleaned out the flower beds, preparing them for other projects.

    Keep San Saba Beautiful (KSSB) accomplished several service projects through collaborative efforts with individual volunteers and partnerships—Atmos Energy, Boy Scouts, City of San Saba, Community Service Department, LCRA, San Saba Garden Club, SSISD, San Saba Rotary Club, and The San Saba County Community Foundation.

    The Good Lord has blessed us with dedicated volunteers and awesome rains; therefore, the results of these projects will soon be very noticeable in our community. Let them know they are appreciated, come lend a helping hand on the next project.