Beautify Fresno, formerly known as Keep Fresno Beautiful, hosted two cleanup events to launch Mayor Jerry Dyer’s new initiative and to celebrate the National Day of Service on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Dyer joined the event in and around Mariposa Plaza co-sponsored by the Downtown Fresno Partnership and Clean
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“Beautify Fresno” plan to focus on downtown area and freeways
Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer is ready to bring back curb appeal citywide. Monday morning he explained how he wants to beautify Fresno block by block and along our freeways. “We’ve gotten used to in some neighborhoods trash on our roadways. We’ve gotten used to graffiti on our walls and some
Mayor’s ‘Beautify Fresno’ cleanup initiative gets help from over 200 volunteers
“Keep Fresno Beautiful” is now “Beautify Fresno” – and Fresno Mayor Jerry Dyer says the initiative’s goal is to give the city a regular clean up. “We have a beautiful city, but sometimes our neighborhoods aren’t so beautiful,” said Dyer. “We have beautiful people who live in them, but we
50 volunteers help clean Belmont Avenue to kick off Beautify Fresno initiative
The effort known as Keep Fresno Beautiful – is now Beautify Fresno. To kick off Mayor Jerry Dyer’s new initiative and to celebrate the National Day of Service on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Beautify Fresno hosted community cleanup events on Monday. This one focused on the Lowell Neighborhood in
Beautify Fresno initiative on Mayor-elect Jerry Dyer’s top priorities
The new year will bring many changes to Fresno including a new Mayor. Mayor-elect, Jerry Dyer, will be sworn in on Jan. 7, 2021. One of his top priorities is the, Keep Fresno Beautiful initiative. He plans to change the name to Beautify Fresno but remains an affiliation of Keep