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The Town of Laurel Park’s Adopt-A-Garden Program is a volunteer program designed for
interested individuals, groups, and businesses to be able to adopt a street side or public
garden. The goal of the project is to provide adopters with an active role in the community
by maintaining and improving the Town’s street garden, as well as providing a way to grow
pride in the community. Anyone 18 years or older is eligible to adopt a garden; residents,
non-residents, individuals, groups and clubs, organizations, businesses, etc.
For safety reasons, residents' bushes and
tree limbs should be kept trimmed back
as to not extend into town roadways. If
Public Works staff performs this
operation it is done with a large tractor
mounted boom mower.
This equipment is primarily used for
rough cutting of banks and road
shoulders. It does not leave a clean cut on
branches larger than¼inch in diameter.
Your hedges, bushes, and limbs will
thank you for your attention onthis
matter!
The Town of Laurel Park values its
people, its strong sense of community,
and its mountain environment. The
Town envisions a future where balanced
decision-making results in a quality
community where people have choices.
Our Town is responsive to the needs of
residents today and adapts to serve our
neighbors of tomorrow.
Whether you are starting your career or
have years of training and professional
experience, the Town of Laurel Park has
opportunities that are currently open:
Town Manager
Resident Services Representative
Invasive Species Removal Technician
Parks/Maintenance Technician
To learn more and apply, please visit our
employment site at www.laurelpark.org.
Employment Opportunities
Adopt-A-Garden
A Friendly Reminder From
Your Public Works Staff