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Hercules Fence helps with the wildlife corridor plan
With wildlife corridor plan, Virginia officials hope to reduce highway collisions with animals
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News Feature – localDVM
Hercules at-home “hair cut” challenge raises money for a good cause
Hercules at-home”hair cut” challenge raises money for a good cause.
Another feature and video highlighting our charity hair cut initiative. There’s still time to help us reach our $25,000 goal – submit your photos today by clicking on the banner link at the top of the page!
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Hercules Fence Featured in the Washington Times
Charity Haircut Challenge Raises Money for Food Banks
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/may/28/charity-haircut-challenge-raises-money-for-food-ba/
Thank you Sophie and the rest of the staff at the Washington Times!
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PRESS RELEASE
Hercules Fence is proud to support many non-profit organizations to help enrich people’s lives.
Hercules Fence is pleased to announce that the company has supported numerous non-profit organizations in 2019 in keeping with our goal of improving the security of our customers, enriching the lives of our employees and bettering the community and country we live in. (more…)
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Hercules Fence Awarded Contract For Ocean City Boardwalk Project
We are proud to announce we have been awarded a $1.9 million contract to complete the second phase of Ocean City’s Boardwalk Access Control Project. This project came about as a result of the concern that unauthorized vehicles could access certain areas of the Boardwalk, which presented a security concern. As a result, Ocean City planned to create a multi-step plan to address this issue. The first phase of this plan was completed prior to last summer and we hope to complete this stage before Memorial Day.
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Hercules Fence Helps Build Enclosures For Whooping Cranes
Endangered whooping cranes will live in these enclosures at SCBI.
Hercules Fence is proud to announce that it partnered with Kee Construction to create enclosures for endangered whooping cranes! These endangered whooping cranes were relocated to the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute (SCBI) in late December. This facility, which is 3,200 acres, is being used to house whooping cranes for the first time. (more…)
