Recently, the team spent several hours in beautiful Confluence Park taking on bindweed, ragweed and other weeds. All in all, TURNER emerged victorious, collecting 504 gallons of debris. Not bad for a morning's work. As a result, Confluence Park will be looking at its best for the upcoming
South Platte Riverfest on June 23, 2019. There will be stand up paddle board demos, riverside recreational activities, a kids zone, live music, beer, food, and more. It's a guaranteed good time — we'll see you there!
Did you know: TURNER is serious about giving back. As part of our Simply Give program, each employee gets three paid volunteer days each year.
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heck out some of the organizations we’ve supported.
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