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When Frisco residents took to the streets on April 24 for a morning of tidying up their city as part of the annual “Clean It & Green It,” it was the beginning of a long and fruitful day.
Teams fanned out all around town. Garbage was gathered, bagged and delivered for collection. Amid all the work, there were plenty of smiles and good times, too.
After the heavy lifting was done, all concerned gathered at the IKEA for refreshment, prizes and entertainment, including an appearance by Rufus, Frisco’s beloved recycling dog.
Here are some pictures from the day, courtesy of Dana Baird, the City of Frisco’s Director of Communications and Media Relations.
Lacy Lapio and her sons Michael and Brendan joined Boy Scout Pack 282 as they cleaned up the roads near Warren Parkway and Preston.