Please take a moment to review the reporting procedures if you are unfamiliar. We look forward to hearing from you!
Please take a moment to review the reporting procedures if you are unfamiliar. We look forward to hearing from you!
2018 Coastal Cleanup took place on September 15 and brought out over 400 volunteers and removed over 1300 lbs of trash from our coastlines, parks and roads leading to the coast. Volunteers cleaned a total of 38 miles of coastline and surrounding areas. The number one find for disposal was 2340 cigarette butts followed by by beverage containers (glass, can & bottles) totaling 1673 containers. Volunteers were fed a hot dog lunch, entered in drawings for prizes and given a 2018 event t-shirt.
The Adopt-a-Road litter prevention initiative, sponsored by Keep Wakulla County Beautiful (KWCB), enables citizens to show their pride in Wakulla and safely reduce the amount of unsightly trash and illegal signage alongside county roadways. Unkempt communities are more likely to have increased crime, decreased economic growth and a decline in quality of life. The litter prevention efforts of the Adopt-a-Road program directly benefit the community through litter prevention, greater civic involvement, and area beautification.
The 5 Easy Adopt-a-Road Steps
If you ever wonder if something can be recycled, check for the triangle symbol somewhere on the item. There will be a number in the center. Check out what can be put in your recycle bin in Wakulla County. Refer to the Recycle Decoder at the link below.