Kevin Brehm had served the Town of Richfield on the Plan Commission years ago and now his son Cy Brehm is following in his fathers foot-steps by giving back to his community. As a board member of Richfield Historical Society I was aware of the request that Cy had made for this Eagle Scout project.
Over the summer anyone who came to the Historical park could see the sapling trees inside the tubes to help them stay upright and help them survive. The hope is to keep healthy trees in the park as the Emerals Ash Bore destroys hundreds of trees in the park.
The Daily News wrote a great article about Cy and his friends who helped him complete this project. They also wrote about the many other Eagle Scout projects that have helped the Richfield Historical Society.
Thank you Cy Brehm.
Over the summer anyone who came to the Historical park could see the sapling trees inside the tubes to help them stay upright and help them survive. The hope is to keep healthy trees in the park as the Emerals Ash Bore destroys hundreds of trees in the park.
The Daily News wrote a great article about Cy and his friends who helped him complete this project. They also wrote about the many other Eagle Scout projects that have helped the Richfield Historical Society.
Thank you Cy Brehm.
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