Thanks all it was a Huge success
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Monday, August 15, 2011
Please RSVP!
There are 2 different ways you can RSVP.
You can either leave a comment on this post with Yes, No, or Maybe, and if Yes, please also let me know how many in your party will be attending.
Or you can RSVP on Facebook by following THIS link.
Thank you!
You can either leave a comment on this post with Yes, No, or Maybe, and if Yes, please also let me know how many in your party will be attending.
Or you can RSVP on Facebook by following THIS link.
Thank you!
Monday, August 8, 2011
The Details
This Storm Drain Project is in its 6th year of a long-ranged goal of turning the regions around the Puget Sound back to be environmentally sound for all who inhabit it. The Storm Drain Project helps support one aspect of this goal.
There are over 600 unmarked drains in the city of Puyallup and its surrounding areas. On September 10th, from 8am to noon my group will be focusing on labeling approximately 400 of these unmarked drains. The Stream Team will supply all of the necessary plaques (labels), glue, safety vests, and tools. I will be providing the leadership and organizing the project.
The project plan is to scrape/clean the cement around the storm drains and then glue on the plaques provided by the Stream Team. The materials used will be glue, cement scraper and the plaques. We plan to gather at 8:00am with an environmental educational presentation. We will begin the labor portion by 8:30 and hope to be done by noon, followed by a barbecue lunch.
This project has no costs because the organization provides all the materials needed including safety vests.
The only hazard we might face is cars driving by. How this safety issue will be dealt with is by having each member wear a safety vest, as well as having at least 2 adults with each group that goes out. My Goal is to have about 50 people come, so if you can that would be a great help!
There are over 600 unmarked drains in the city of Puyallup and its surrounding areas. On September 10th, from 8am to noon my group will be focusing on labeling approximately 400 of these unmarked drains. The Stream Team will supply all of the necessary plaques (labels), glue, safety vests, and tools. I will be providing the leadership and organizing the project.
The project plan is to scrape/clean the cement around the storm drains and then glue on the plaques provided by the Stream Team. The materials used will be glue, cement scraper and the plaques. We plan to gather at 8:00am with an environmental educational presentation. We will begin the labor portion by 8:30 and hope to be done by noon, followed by a barbecue lunch.
This project has no costs because the organization provides all the materials needed including safety vests.
The only hazard we might face is cars driving by. How this safety issue will be dealt with is by having each member wear a safety vest, as well as having at least 2 adults with each group that goes out. My Goal is to have about 50 people come, so if you can that would be a great help!
Thursday, July 28, 2011
Hello!
Hey Everyone! Thank you for visiting my blog! I plan on keeping this updated throughout my Eagle Project process so you can follow along with me on this journey. For my project, we are going to support the efforts of many cities and inform the citizens that the Puget Sound starts in their own communities, by hanging plaques by the storm drains, reminding citizens to be aware of what they are dumping in them.
The date is not set in stone so if you could check back occasionally that would be great! I hope you all can make it!
Scott
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