streets, I’m patrolling flower beds," added Reed. "The culprits? Weeds.”
Homeowners are thrilled with the new service. “I always feel safe knowing Lawn Enforcement is on the job,” said local resident Steve Sweeney. “If they can handle fires and felons, they can definitely handle my dandelions.”
With their catchy slogan, “Serving and Mowing,” Calvert and Reed are poised to become Georgetown’s green-thumbed guardians. One thing’s for sure: these local legends have found a new way to serve their community, one blade at a time.
by Knott True, Editor in Chief Georgetown, KY
GEORGETOWN - In a bold career pivot, re ghter Billy Ray Calvert and police ofcer Ryan Reed have teamed up to tackle an unexpected villain: unruly lawns. eir new venture, Lawn Enforcement, promises to keep Georgetown’s yards as tidy as their crime scenes and re lines.
“We realized that not all heroes wear capes,” said Calvert, casually adjusting his mower’s blade. “Some of us wear grass-stained uniforms and wield weed whackers.”
e dynamic duo claims their transition from saving lives to saving lawns was seamless. “Instead of patrolling the streets, I’m patrolling ower beds,” added Reed. “ e culprits? Weeds.”
Homeowners are thrilled with the new service. “I always feel safe knowing Lawn Enforcement is on the job,” said local resident Steve Sweeney. “If they can handle res and
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felons, they can de nitely handle my dandelions.”
With their catchy slogan, “Serving and Mowing,” Calvert and Reed are poised to become Georgetown’s green-thumbed guardians. One thing’s for sure: these local legends have found a new way to serve their community, one blade at a time.
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