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Gov. Bevin Launches 'Beautify the Bluegrass' Initiative Contest encourages Kentuckians to make their communities shine By Woody Maglinger News from Gov. Matt Bevin's communications office FRANKFORT, KY (Thu 25 Aug 2017) - Gov. Matt Bevin today launched his new "Beautify the Bluegrass" initiative, calling on Kentuckians to come together to make their hometowns shine. "I want to encourage people in every Kentucky community to figure how out they can become the most beautiful community in the Commonwealth," said Gov. Bevin. "The concept is simple: Identify a problem that needs attention, and then find a way to get involved in repairing, enhancing or beautifying it." Gov. Bevin invites citizens to form volunteer teams and set to work improving the aesthetics of a neglected area of their town. Projects can include removing litter, mowing, landscaping or other visual improvements. Kentuckians who wish to participate in this contest are invited to take the following simple steps: 1) Find an area in your community that needs cleanup, repair or enhancement.Note: Please ensure that your team has permission from property owners (or public officials in the case of public property) before beginning your project. And please work safely, using safety gear appropriate to the job. The winning team will be notified in October, and Gov. Bevin and Lt. Gov. Jenean Hampton will host a catered barbecue (not provided at taxpayer expense) for up to 200 team members in that community. The application was provided by Frankfort-based Kentucky Interactive, LLC (aka Kentucky.gov) via a public-private partnership at no cost to the Governor's Office. This story was posted on 2017-08-28 11:00:43
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