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BLANCO COUNTY FRIENDS OF THE NIGHT SKY

JOHNSON CITY, TX · EIN 83-1567614

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Worked With Three Blanco Motels In Using Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) Funds to Become Dark Sky Compliant Membership Sign Membership Sign Working With The City of Blanco to Become An International Dark Sky Community Held 2nd Annual Middle School Night Sky Art Contest for Blanco and Johnson City ISDs Met With Pedernales Electric Cooperative (PEC) In Support of Dark Sky Lighting. In December, PEC Announced It Will Be Replacing 38,000+ Dark Sky Compliant Street Lights By The End of 2023 Working With Blanco and Johnson City ISDs to Bring Their Facilities Into Dark Sky Compliance Distributed 38 Member Signs to Be Displayed On Members Properties Working With The Hill Country Alliance to Encourage Dar…

Organization
BLANCO COUNTY FRIENDS OF THE NIGHT SKY
EIN
83-1567614
Address
PO BOX 1402, JOHNSON CITY, TX, 78636-1402
County
Blanco
Tax category
Natural Resources Conservation & Protection
NTEE classification
C30
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$0reported assets
$0reported revenue
$5,509reported expenses
$1,614reported contributions
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