TOPEKA (KSNT) — City leaders discuss ways to keep the Capital City clean this summer.
Topeka City Council members Karen Hiller of District One and Christina Valdivia-Alcala of District Two joined Matthew Johnstone on the morning show to discuss ways to keep your property looking clean as we go into this summer.
The City is on year three of five of the Change our Culture of Property Maintenance initiative. Hiller and Valdivia-Alcala discuss how residents can seek help from the city to maintain their properties as well as how community members can volunteer to help their neighbors.
"There are communities out there, neighborhoods out there with elders, with people that cannot a mower, what have you, that need this help," Valdivia-Alcala said. "And this would be a perfect opportunity for corporations and their volunteers base of employees to get involved and help build up Topeka."
To volunteer with the Change our Culture of Property Maintenance, call (785) 368-9530.
Watch the full interview in the video above.
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