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Eagle Mountain Service Project Targets Graffiti and Cleanup in Silverlake

Utah.News Desk Reviewed Sep 15, 1:56 AM Updated Sep 15, 1:56 AM 1 source cited Details

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A community service project in Eagle Mountain was organized to beautify the Silverlake area. The initiative involved painting over graffiti and cleaning up trash in the local wash.

Key takeaways

  • Volunteers worked to paint over graffiti in the concrete culvert under Silverlake Parkway.
  • The project included collecting trash in the wash to benefit local wildlife.
  • The event took place at 5027 East Chapel Drive in Eagle Mountain.
  • Painting supplies and garbage bags were provided for participants.

An Eagle Mountain community service project focused on beautifying the Silverlake area by addressing graffiti and trash. According to a notice on JustServe, the project involved painting concrete culverts and cleaning up the local wash.

The project was scheduled for September 16 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Participants were asked to bring family and friends to help paint over graffiti in the concrete culvert under Silverlake Parkway and collect trash in the wash to benefit the local wildlife.

Volunteers were instructed to bring gloves, while painting supplies and trash bags were provided for the event. The project aimed to improve the community and the local environment.

The project was located at 5027 East Chapel Drive in Eagle Mountain, Utah. The service initiative was hosted through JustServe, a service provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

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