Two Good Souls event and Pasco County land preservation
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The source document
The county’s agenda for Board of County Commissioners, Jan 25, 2022
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The county’s minutes for Board of County Commissioners, Jan 25, 2022
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What was said
Machine transcription of 14m of recording, with speaker names inferred from voice matching. 50% of 8 lines carry a name. It shows what was said, not what was decided, and both the words and the names can be wrong.
Have really been orphaned, meaning they haven't been moved or you're sure mom hasn't been back in at least eight consecutive hours, then you can step in and care for the kittens. Pasco County is a strong and growing community and through our combined efforts we can help save lives with three simple words. Leave them be.
Today is the sixth annual Two Good Souls event put on by the Pasco County Board of County Commissioners. This has been a project we've done for six years. It's our way as public servants that work for the county to give back to our community. For the shoes this year we collected 2,996 and for socks it was 3,947. Normally we collect about 1,500. hundred a year on the average. So this was definitely double than we've done in the past. So thank you all. You know,
this wouldn't be possible without the awesome team that we have working for Pasco County, Board of County Commissioners. It's making a huge difference to our students, so thank you.
For its abundance of preserves, parks, and conservation areas as varied and accommodating as you can imagine, Pasco County has earned a well-deserved reputation as an outdoor lover's paradise. Nearly a third of Pasco County is set aside for conservation to protect the land's natural resources and wildlife habitat, or as preserves where residents and visitors may experience firsthand nature's beauty and variety. Paddle through breathtaking coastal resources at Werner Boyce State Park. Peddle through miles of Pine
Flatwoods at Starkey Wilderness Park. Camp deep in the woods at the Green Swamp. Or take a relaxing canoe trip on one of our three rivers. Pasco County's land preservation is an ongoing effort to protect ecological corridors connecting vital public lands. A portion of the penny for Pasco sales tax is annually. earmarked for use by the County's Environmental Lands Acquisition and Management Program, which ensures specified acreage stays protected from development and open for passive recreational use. In Pasco
County, everyone pitches in to ensure thoughtful stewardship of the area's natural assets.
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Oh You're ready.