Spring arrives at Fish Hatchery Park in a rush — mud, then a week of rain, then grass standing an inch taller every morning. Redigan Outdoor Services opens the year there with cleanups, clearing off what winter left behind, then settles into mowing, trimming and edging on a weekly cadence all season long. When the ground hardens again the work becomes plowing driveways and opening walks ahead of the morning traffic. Knowing which drives drift and which lawns hold water comes from being on the same streets in December and in June. The point in either direction is the same: nothing left ragged, nothing left blocked.