As you may know, Devine is committed to bettering our industry and the communities in which we operate. Thomas Radcliff, Manager Business Development and proud Rotarian (pictured on the right above), spent a recent Saturday planting trees in West Sacramento.
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Thanks, Thomas, for making a difference in our neighborhood.

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