A plan was put into place to install thirteen sign locations along that three mile section of trail. To prepare, donation requests were made for metal signs, posts and other supplies. Audrey arranged a custom order of the metal signs with the help of a family friend. Audrey used her sewing skills to make four red safety flags to warn people that a pickup truck was on the trail while hauling supplies for installing the signs. She went to Home Depot, who gave her a partial donation towards her lumber. Permits were submitted to the Department of Transportation who oversees the property. On October 26, 2019, a crew of fifteen volunteers from LIGTC, Girl Scouts, and others were gathered to help with the installment of the signs. One crew had an auger, posts, the truck, nails, and shovels to install the posts. The second crew had the signs, adhesive and screws to put up the signs. Installation day started with renting an auger, meeting the crews, installing the signs along the three mile route, and returning the auger.