KEEP WAKULLA COUNTY BEAUTIFUL
Just Imagine… A Cleaner, Greener Wakulla Starts With You
Category: Featured
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KWCB Annual Awards Dinner Celebrates Community and Environmental Stewardship
On Friday, June 27th, Keep Wakulla County Beautiful hosted its annual Awards Dinner, gathering dedicated volunteers, community partners, and local leaders under this year’s inspiring theme: “Just Imagine.” The evening was a celebration of those who go above and beyond to protect and enhance the beauty of Wakulla County. Among the special guests were Sherry…
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Park-A-Tree Project
Our first trees will be planted on 6/8/24 at Azalea Park. Our sponsors for these trees are our Sheriff Jared Miller, Colin Irons (honoring his mother Naoma Ruth Irons), and Kathleen Butler (honoring husband Wilber Butler and son Owen Butler). We thank you for supporting KWCB and supporting Wakulla County. Their sponsorship will offer some…
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Support Your Favorite Environmental Hero in Wakulla County!
Awards Banquet Join us as we celebrate our Environmental Heroes at an awards banquet: You can order your tickets now at Order Tickets. Space is limited, so grab your tickets now!Let’s come together to acknowledge those who are making a difference in our community. Nominate your environmental hero today and show your support for their…
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KWCB & 4-H ATTENDS KEEP FLORIDA BEAUTIFUL CONFERENCE
This year’s conference was particularly significant as it culminated in a prestigious awards ceremony, recognizing the outstanding efforts and achievements of individuals and organizations dedicated to environmental conservation and sustainability. Wakulla County was represented by board members Steve Cushman, Lesley Cushman, and Loyd Childree, Executive Director Tammie Nason, 4-H Community Emergency Response Team youth Caden…
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The 2023 International Coastal Cleanup in Wakulla
On Saturday, September 16, 2023, Keep Wakulla County Beautiful participated in the 38Th Annual International Coastal Cleanup™(ICC). With the support of Waste Pro, Wakulla County and other sponsors, we had an outstanding turnout with hundreds of volunteers. Volunteers met at sites at Mashes Sands, Woolley Park, Bottoms Road, Shell Point, San Marcos de Apalache, and…
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KWCB and RCC Wakulla join forces to spruce up Wakulla County Commission Complex
On Sunday, May 15, Keep Wakulla County Beautiful and RCC Wakulla joined forces to improve the appearance of the landscaping at the Wakulla County Commission Complex. A total of 16 volunteered to spend their Sunday morning serving their community on a beautification project. The volunteers spent about 3 hours weeding and laying pine straw to…
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Ed Brimner Wins drawing
Wakulla County’s own Property Appraiser, Ed Brimner, was the winner in the KWCB drawing for a $750 gift certificate to No Shoe Firearms. The drawing was held at the end of the Household Hazardous Waste Day on 4/23/22. Congratulations Ed!
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Tips for what not to hold on to for Hazardous Waste Day and how to properly dispose
Oil will not be taken at Hazardous Waste Day. The transfer station located at 146 County Landfill Rd. in Crawfordville, will accept oil during their normal hours of operation. https://www.mywakulla.com/departments/public_works/public_works_administration/solid_waste.php Latex paint should not be brought to these events. Latex paint is not hazardous when dried and can then be tossed in with household garbage.…