The Town of Alfred, New York,
has honored Kathleen Gerenger, a well-regarded accountant, with a
beautification award for her work with their town. As the owner and operator of
Genesee Valley Nurseries, based in Belmont, New York, Kathleen Gerenger is an
expert on improving public spaces through great landscaping. In fact, the New
York State Department of Transportation and several local municipalities have
enlisted the help of Kathleen Gerenger for many of its projects.
For many years, Kathleen
Gerenger completed a number of varied landscape and roadwork contracts for the
New York State Department of Transportation and towns like Alfred. As the
person in charge of Genesee Valley Nurseries, Inc., Kathleen Gerenger took on a
number of significant responsibilities, the Alfred project among them. And
Kathleen Gerenger’s work with Genesee Valley Nurseries extended beyond these
projects. In fact, at that time, Kathleen Gerenger was also running the plant
nursery itself, and managing a tree farm that spanned 100 acres. It took all of
Kathleen Gerenger’s technical know-how and experience with civic engagement and
project management to deliver contracts like these.
Kathleen Gerenger’s strong dedication
to these projects, as well as her excellent follow-through for the communities
she worked with earned her an excellent reputation among the municipalities of
New York State. The beautification award may have come from Alfred
specifically, but it embodied a sense of gratitude to the work of Kathleen
Gerenger that was felt beyond that one small town. During her time in New York,
Kathleen Gerenger worked tirelessly to improve the communities of the place she
called home. Beautification of communities may seem slight, but projects like
those Kathleen Gerenger oversaw actually can have a significant impact on those
communities’ economies and wellbeing of its citizens. In fact, Kathleen
Gerenger continues to see her work as a way to practice civic engagement.
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