Our Projects

 
The Yerington Rotary Club has done many projects since its founding in 1935.  Each of the Club Newsletters during the 2018-19 year featured one of those projects.  The Newsletter included a photo from the project and several questions about the project.  The files included on this site page contain the photos and questions from the Newsletter as well as answers to the questions and information about the project.  More photos from most of these projects are available on the "Projects we have completed" Site page.

 

Bridge Street Project

 

Undoubtedly the biggest project Yerington Rotary has ever taken on was the Bridge Street Beautification Project.  

 

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Littell Sign Project

 

 The idea of an arched sign at this intersection had been around for several years, but when the City of Yerington received a grant for improving Littell Street they asked Rotary about resurrecting the project.  We accepted.

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Mountain View Park Project

 

The Mountain View Park beautification project 

 

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Centennial Clock Project

 

The Centennial Clock project is certainly one of Yerington Rotary’s most visible and recognizable projects. 

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Buck Aiazzi Field Project

 
The buildings and backstop were looking rather shabby
 

Veteran's Park Project

Veteran’s Park, located on Oregon Street between the city’s baseball/soccer fields, was already in the process of several upgrades. 
 

Wood Cutting Projects

 
Probably in the early 1970’s, maybe even the late 1960’s Yerington Rotary sold fire wood as a fundraiser. 
 
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