KKB engages residents and businesses to take greater responsibility for improving the community’s appearance and environment; and develop beautification events, programming, and outreach. The membership of KKB also serves as the Tree Advisory Board and the Tree City USA liaison.
KKB, unlike other advisory boards, allows for membership (of up to three seats) by those who are not residents of the City of Kennedale, but must live within the Kennedale School District
KTB Affiliate
Keep Texas Beautiful’s (KTB) mission is to educate and engage Texans to take responsibility for improving their community environment. Efforts are focused in three major areas: litter prevention, beautification, and waste reduction.
Keep Kennedale Beautiful (KKB) is a volunteer organization with a very active board (apply). If you’d like to be notified of upcoming volunteer efforts, please email staff .
Wilda Turner is a Master Gardener in the Fort Worth Chapter, and is our go-to person for all things plants. Wilda writes a biweekly column, Wilda's Wisdom, for the KKB Facebook page where she shares gardening tips and lighthearted humor. Our local newspaper, the Kennedale News, even picked up her column.
Wilda is a wealth of gardening knowledge and loves to help others get down in the dirt, have fun in nature, and work together to keep Kennedale beautiful. Wilda also maintains a large Adopt-a-Spot, which she keeps crystal clean.
Written and submitted by Laurie Sanders to KTB Newsletter (Subscribe)
Butterfly Garden Locations
Through the National Wildlife Federation's (NWF) Mayors' Monarch Pledge, cities are committing to create habitats and educate citizens about how they can help preserve these butterflies. KKB and Mayor Brian Johnson are proud participants in the NWF Mayor's Monarch Pledge, which included issuing vouchers to residents to purchase milkweed and other nectar-producing plants. Thank you to Stegall's Nursery for their generous support of this program, which resulted in 29 butterfly gardens in the City of Kennedale!
