Adopt-a-Hydrant-a project for maintaining the work of fire hydrants by the forces of citizens
This information is dusting in the archive - suddenly outdated. In the midst of winter snowstorms, many fire hydrants throughout America were under a thick layer of snow. Because of this, fire brigades, who went to the scene, could not quickly start work: they had to first look for hydrants, and then clean them of snow and frozen ice.