In a perfect world, I would be unemployed. • There would be no litter on our roads.• People would never use their vehicles as trash cans and let their trash blow out.• All citizens would tie their garbage bags securely in their poly carts and vehicles.• Every yard in our community would be clean and well-groomed.• Every commercial property would be well-maintained and inviting so customers would be eager to do business there.• All parks and green spaces would be litter-free.• Gardens would be blooming everywhere, and we all would enjoy the benefits of that beauty.• Our neighborhoods would be litter-free and well-groomed — no graffiti, junk cars or other old furniture and appliances in front yards.• Our waterways would be clean, healthy places for us and our local aquatic life and wildlife friends.• People would never flick cigarette butts on our sidewalks or roads or into storm drains.• People would never dump yard waste in the street or down storm drains.• People and commercial establishments would always responsibly dispose of used oil.• No one’s vehicles would leak oil or other fluids on our roads and driveways to be washed away into our waterways by the next hard rain.In a perfect world, there would be no need to recognize businesses and homeowners with Win-dex Awards and HomeProud recognition, because every home and business already would be a winner in their own right. Unfortunately, we do not live in a perfect world yet, but we can strive for that kind of vibrant community and recognize those citizens in our community who lead the way. We are accepting nominations for those aforementioned honors.We ask each of you to take a look at your home and yard through the eyes of your neighbors, those who drive or walk by each day, and even visitors to Liberty County.
Keep Liberty Beautiful: In a perfect world
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