Staff Report / Bangorlocal.org

On Tuesday, Bangor's Public Works team visited Doughty School, thanks to the Bangor School Department's arrangement. During the visit, students had the opportunity to interact with various pieces of Public Works equipment, including a plow truck, a front-end loader, and a sidewalk plow known as the Freeze-Mobile. Public Works employees Kevin Crowe, Chris Nile, and Jodi Leonard provided lunch for the students. The event fostered engagement between the students and the city's Public Works team.

Source: City of Bangor, Maine - City Hall | Bangor ME

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Bangor

Bangor, ME

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