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Adopt a Spot in Chesterfield
County
Chesterfield County provides a
year-round litter collection program. Click
here for more information on litter
volunteer opportunities such as
Adopt-a-Spot.Community-spirited businesses, organizations, groups
and individuals enhance Chesterfield County neighborhoods by
cleaning and maintaining a designated "spot".
Adopt a Street or a Spot (City of
Richmond)
The Richmond Clean City Commission's
Adopt-a-Spot/Street Program wants you to help clean up Richmond.
Individuals, organizations, or businesses "adopt" a street,
intersection, lot, park, - most anywhere - and agree to keep the
area cleared of litter for at least two years. Just let
us know the area you would like to
keep clean by clicking here for more info.
Adopt-a-Highway Program (Hanover
County)
Hanover County is committed to
preserving a clean and healthy environment and keeping Hanover
litter free. Click here for more
information in how you can volunteerto help County staff efforts to keep
litter off county roads through the statewide Adopt-a- Highway
program.
Because We Care Litter Program
(Henrico County)
Click here for more information
and how you can get involved with Henrico County's volunteer litter
control program.
April is Keep Henrico Beautiful
Month
Contact the Keep Henrico Beautiful
office at 501-4502
or click the following
link for the KHB
website to
sign up to do a litter pickup, host a recycling collection, host a
beautification project, etc.. Beginning April 1
residents can nominate a business and a home for the annual Keep
Henrico Beautiful awards sponsored by the Keep Henrico Beautiful
Committee. The committee is looking for businesses and homes that
recycle, have a litter-free property and exemplary landscaping.
Click here for information on all of the events planned
for Keep Henrico Beautiful month
Roadside Litter Pickup
Opportunties in Goochland County
The Goochland Anti-litter and
Recycling Council (GARC) encourage Goochland residents to volunteer
to pick up litter through its local Adopt-a-Spot programs or as
part of the statewide Adopt-a-Highway program. Click
here for more information and to get
involved.
Charles City County Wants to
Know: Planning a Cleanup in Your Area?
The Charles City
Planning and Zoning office has litter bags, gloves and other
supplies for any one wishing to have a neighborhood cleanup. The
office can also arrange to have any rubbish you pick up to be
disposed of. Call 804-652-4807 for more
information. Why not cleanup during the
month of April and take your unwanted
tires, household hazardous waste, TVs, computers and other unwanted
electronics to the Charles City County landfill on Chambers
Road.
Spring Clean-Up Day in
Colonial Heights
Volunteers
needed! The Annual Adopt-a-Roadway Spring Clean-Up Day 2013 date
has yet to be determined.
Annual "Spring Cleanup Week"
for the City of Hopewell Residents (only),
read flyer
here
The City of
Hopewell's Clean City Commission encourages
its residents to do a litter cleanup any day during the month of
April to coincide with Earth Day 2013.
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