Keith Henry's Eagle
Scout Project involved 200 hours of painting all of the fire
hydrants in Jackson Township. The project demonstrated
leadership in that he had 16 other scouts and friends helping
him with the painting. In addition he made a map of all of
the hydrants in the Township and presented it to the Jackson
Township Water Authority. Several of the hydrants along
the State highways needed repainted due to the salt used on the
roads over the winter. In addition to becoming an Eagle
Scout, Keith is a member of the National Honor Society, a three
year letterman in both soccer and swimming, participates in
track and field and is a mentor through the Outdoor Odyssey
Program.
BEFORE
AFTER
BEFORE - Fire hydrant near
Municipal Building
also involved painting two metal stakes
AFTER
This hydrant along Route
271 involved re-painting some guiderail
in order that the hydrant location could be easily visible.
Another hydrant view
along Route 271r
Newly painted fire
hydrant in residential neighborhood
Hydrants look good as
new!
Special thanks to Keith
Henry for doing an outstanding job! When driving around the
Township and seeing the brightly painted
hydrants, this is the result of of Keith's Eagle Scout Project.
Great work Keith!
