39th Annual Great Texas River Clean-Up
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THANK YOU
Thank you to everyone that made the 38th Annual Great Texas River Cleanup an amazing success. 76 volunteers spent their Saturday morning cleaning up the Plum Creek Watershed in Waterleaf Park. Together they picked up 8,980 lbs. of trash, 470 lbs of recyclables, and 2 tires. We greatly appreciate their hard work in keeping our natural resources clean and safe for future use and encourage all Texans to take care of the waterways in our own backyards year round and Keep Texas Beautiful.
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The City of Kyle is calling for volunteers to register for the 39th Annual Great Texas River Cleanup happening from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, March 2 at Waterleaf Park, 628 Abundance Ln.
The City of Kyle has 100 volunteer spots available along the Plum Creek Watershed in Waterleaf Park. Volunteers can register as an individual or a group. If you are signing up a group of volunteers, please leave the name of the organization in the sign-up comments and the number of volunteers. A single representative of the group will leave their contact information.
Volunteers will meet at Waterleaf Park, 628 Abundance Ln., at 8:30 a.m. for breakfast tacos and will be provided gloves, trash and recycling bags and a commemorative T-shirt. Volunteers should dress accordingly. Wear close-toed shoes and bring a refillable water bottle, sunscreen, and a positive attitude! All volunteers are welcome to join us for a pizza lunch at 11:30 a.m. at Waterleaf Park.
During the cleanup, volunteers are asked to place filled trash bags as close to the trails as possible.
Registration Information
Registration closes Wednesday, Feb. 28.
To sign up for the Plum Creek Cleanup in Kyle, CLICK HERE.
Take pride in your community! If you're participating in the clean-up share your pictures! You can do so by using the hashtags: #SpringRiverCleanUp24 #GreatTexasRiverCleanup #GTRCU #KeepKyleBeautiful #KeepTexasBeautiful #WhatGoesHereFlowsHere.
The Great Texas River Cleanup is a concentrated effort to pick up trash along Plum Creek to keep our natural resources clean and safe for future use. Just south of Interstate 10 Plum Creek converges with the San Marcos River, eventually flowing into the Gulf of Mexico, an area frequented by many Texans year-round, emphasizing how important it is to take care of our waterways.
Kyle's portion of the 39th Annual Great Texas River Clean Up is made possible by our great sponsors ALSCO & ENF.
