US EditionFayette County Joins Statewide Effort to Support Burn Survivors Through Aluminum Can Recycling
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Fayette County Joins Statewide Effort to Support Burn Survivors Through Aluminum Can Recycling
Fayette County, GA — A new opportunity to give back to the community—and the environment—has just arrived at McCurry Park. Thanks to the collaborative efforts of Fayette County Fire Chief Jeffrey Hill, Parks & Recreation Director Anita Godbee, Public Works Director Phil Mallon, and County Administrator Steve Rapson, a dedicated aluminum can recycling trailer is now available in the parking area of McCurry Park, on the corner of McDonough Road an…
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