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Attend an Earth Day neighborhood cleanup

Attend an Earth Day cleanup in your neighborhood on Saturday, April 26. This year’s cleanups will have a special focus on beverage bottles and cans, as we push to pass a bottle deposit program in the District, to remove trash from our neighborhoods and rivers. 

Earth Month Ward 1 Neighborhood Cleanups Mt. Pleasant 10 am Rosemount Center 2000 Rosemount Ave NW Columbia Heights 10 am Columbia Heights Community Center 1480 Girard St NW Adams Morgan 10 am Jubilee Plaza - 18th and Columbia Rd Shaw 11 am 7th & T Street NW Park View & Pleasant Plains 10 am Triangle Park (at the intersection of Quincy St, Rock Creek Church Rd & 5th St) Howard 12 noon 2251 Sherman Ave NW LeDroit 8:30 am LeDroit Park 286 V St NW U Street 11 am Harrison Park 1330 V St NW Mt Pleasant/North Columbia Heights 11 am Triangle Park 1401 Ogden St NW Saturday, April 26


For questions or to register your attendance, please reach out to Estelle at [email protected].

 
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