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Eagle Mountain Service Project Scheduled for Carnoustie Road Cleanup

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

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An Eagle Mountain community service project was scheduled to address graffiti and trash near Carnoustie Road. The initiative aimed to beautify the area and benefit local wildlife.

Key takeaways

  • Volunteers were tasked with painting over graffiti in a concrete culvert under Carnoustie Road.
  • The project included cleaning up trash from the wash to benefit local wildlife.
  • Supplies such as trash bags and painting materials were provided for the event.
  • The service project was noted as being suitable for volunteers of all ages.

A community service project was scheduled for September 17 in Eagle Mountain to address graffiti and trash removal near Carnoustie Road. According to a notice on JustServe, the event focused on beautifying the area for the local community and wildlife.

The project involved painting over graffiti in the concrete culvert located under Carnoustie Road and cleaning up trash from the wash. Volunteers were asked to bring family and friends to assist with the efforts.

Supplies, including painting materials and trash bags, were to be provided for the participants. The event was aimed at helping to beautify the community. The project was listed as suitable for all ages.

The initiative was organized through JustServe, a service provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The project location was identified as 3561 East Rock Creek Road, Eagle Mountain, Utah.

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