City of Brevard Print

star-24px 2022 AARP Community Challenge Grantee

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DE&I
Raised-bed gardens will be created in the citys new community garden. Benches will be added there and in the nearby skate park and along the adjoining Estatoe Trail.

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New sign at the community garden.
Bike rack at garden.
Volunteers at garden.

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