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BrightView is committed to the safety of its team members, and with thousands of them coming to work each day across the United States daily, the company has defined and developed a “Daily Safety Game Plan.”

At BrightView, there can be no compromise on safety and it has led the company to launch OpX, an initiative and a center of operational excellence. The goal of OpX is to develop and implement BrightView standards across its landscape maintenance division.

BrightView volunteers designed and installed a sensory and healing garden for the children and families at the Denver Children's Home. The new space gives children an interactive and relaxing space next to an outdoor classroom.

Two BrightView employees braved the rising waters during Hurricane Harvey to rescue people in their community.

BrightView team members set out with an inflatable raft to join rescue efforts and help their community anyway they could. They rescued a family of four, a couple, and a woman with her two cats.

BrightView volunteers renovate a park to be more welcoming for children at Fort Carson, Colo. Members of the military and their families helped BrightView install sod, perennials, shrubs, and trees.

BrightView team members join with A Soldier's Journey Home as U.S. Army veteran Tony Chobanov has a home built for him and his family. BrightView installed a landscape designed to Chobanov's requests.

This year, many BrightView teams found creative ways to engage with community partners and clients to celebrate and give back.

At BrightView, Taking Care of our communities is a core component of our brand and something we proudly do every day. This is just a few examples of how we are applying our skills, equipment, resources, and job opportunities toward addressing economic, social, and environmental issues in our communities across the country.

Industry leading landscape and snow services company creates low-maintenance landscape as part of R.I.S.E. program.