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2019 KWCB River Cleanup on 12/7/2019

2019 River cleanup

Keep Wakulla County Beautiful invites you to participate in the 2019 KWCB River Cleanup in conjunction with American Rivers’ National River Cleanup®. Join us on Saturday, December 7 for a fun day of removing tons of trash from our Wakulla River.
Tons of trash and debris are removed by thousands of volunteers every year and YOU can join them. Participate in the 2019 KWCB River Cleanup hosted by Keep Wakulla County Beautiful in conjunction with American Rivers’ National River Cleanup®. The KWCB River Cleanup will be held at Upper Bridge on 12/7 from 9am-1pm. Visit www.AmericanRivers.org/cleanup to find more information or contact Tammie Nason @ 745-7111/ keepwakullabeautiful@gmail.com

Register for this event here:

https://www.volunteercleanup.org/19488/2019_kwcb_river_cleanup?recruiter_id=19488

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Hazardous Waste Day 10/12/19 served 321

On Saturday’s Household Hazardous Waste Day we collected from 321 vehicles.  We took in things from pain & pesticides to computers & batteries.  We even had a tanning bed come in.  We had a record amount of paint come in and saw a lot of Roundup being turned in as well. WCSO was on hand to collect prescriptions, sharps and ammunition.  This was the first time that we combined forces to offer the disposal of those items and it was well received by residents and  it was well utilized. This event is held with the assistance of a grant through Jefferson County.  We had Jefferson County employees, Wakulla County Public Works employees, WCSO work crew and KWCB with their volunteers to assist the residents in disposing of their hazardous waste.

Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office will have deputies on site to help with disposal of ammunition, prescriptions, and sharps.10.19 Ad