Politics & Government
Farmington Hills School, Nonprofit Receive Keep Michigan Beautiful Awards
Hillside Elementary and Community Living Centers projects are honored at an October awards ceremony in Ann Arbor.
A Farmington Hills elementary school and a Farmington-based nonprofit received honors in October, at the Keep Michigan Beautiful Awards program in Ann Arbor.
The state-wide Keep Michigan Beautiful (KMB) organization promotes beautification and environmental awareness, with an emphasis on volunteerism.
The Community Living Centers, Inc. (CLC) Nature Trail, located off Tuck Road on a campus setting with two group homes and an independent living apartment, received the Distinguished Service Plaque. The trail features benches, pathways, and flowers that provide a beautiful setting and offer mental and physical stimulation for developmentally disabled persons.
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Hillside Elementary School received the Michigan Plaque, honoring students, teachers, and parents who worked together to create and maintain flower gardens and pathways by the school’s front entry sign and around the school grounds.
Farmington Hills Beautification commissioners attended the awards ceremony, which annually honors outstanding efforts by a group or an individual in furthering the goals of Keep Michigan Beautiful.
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