Volunteers gathered at the Fort Stockton Convention Center this week for the annual Trash-Off event hosted by the Keep Historic Fort Stockton Beautiful Board, working together to clean and improve the community.
The event, held in the venue’s Paisano Hall, brought out residents of all ages who participated in cleanup efforts and community-focused activities aimed at promoting environmental stewardship.
Organizers expressed appreciation for the turnout, thanking volunteers for dedicating their time to help maintain the city’s appearance and support local beautification efforts.
The Trash-Off is part of ongoing initiatives to encourage civic engagement and environmental responsibility in Fort Stockton, with organizers emphasizing the importance of community participation in keeping public spaces clean and welcoming.
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