Trash Take-Back – Aransas Pass Police Department is teaming up with the Small Group Communications class from Texas A&M Corpus Christi to complete our first post-Hurricane Harvey Trash Take-Back Day! This is an excellent way for our community to work together to help get our town back to its original beauty!
This event is open for public participation. It’s a good way to give back to our very resilient community, in a way that keeps her looking pretty. For those who sign up to assist the police department, lunch will be provided after we finish. We’ll meet at Butterchurn, immediately following the event at 12noon. Slots are limited, so sign up now!
Interested yet? We’ll be meeting on [highlight]Saturday, November 18th at 9 a.m.[/highlight] The meeting place will be at the [highlight]Aransas Pass City Hall/Police Department parking lot.[/highlight]
Hope to see y’all there!!
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*** Any participant under the age of 18, must remain under direct supervision of an adult parent or guardian. [highlight]We will be handling dangerous and sometimes offensive material. Please, no volunteers under the age of 12.[/highlight] The dangers that lurk will be discussed further upon event briefing at 9am.
[/two_third][one_third last][panel style=”primary” title=”TAKE NOTE!” text_align=”left”]Date: Saturday November 18th, 2017 at 9 a.m
Meeting Point: Aransas Pass City Hall/Police Department parking lot.
What to Bring: Though the PD will provide the basic essentials, you are encouraged to bring your own personal protective products.
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