To many of us, spring marks longer days and warmer temperatures, which means lawn and garden care and landscaping are back. Sprucing yards back into shape also gives residents the opportunity to help safeguard the environment.
Much of our outside work uses a lot of water and can entail the use of harmful chemicals. All surface water in Anne Arundel County flows into our rivers and creeks and eventually the Chesapeake Bay. We all love and depend on the Chesapeake Bay, so let’s learn how we can help the Anne Arundel County Department of Public Works (DPW) teams reduce pollution in the watershed.
And, in case you’re wondering how you can help, we have a few sustainable tips and tricks that protect our waterways.
Each day, the Anne Arundel County DPW team works tirelessly to provide high-quality services that enhance the lives of residents and encourage the community to take small steps to help support its mission.
For more easy tips on how you can help maintain this beautiful community, watch this video and visit www.dpwandyou.com.
Marsha works alongside the DPW&YOU family to help maintain the community and its waterways. As the leader in DPW’s environmental assessment and conservation efforts, Marsha takes her work seriously because it directly impacts the Chesapeake Bay.
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