People across Shelton hit the streets, parks, schools, and waterways for the 10th annual Shelton Clean Sweep, held the week of Earth Day (April 22).
There were 25 registered cleanups around town and many more that were not registered. Many thanks to everyone involved!
It’s hard to believe the first Shelton Clean Sweep was 10 years ago, and the 10-year old kids who participated are now adults. We hope the participation of so many kids will foster an appreciation of litter-free parks and streets in future generations.
We encourage people to report their cleanups, although it seems most people would prefer not to.
The ‘report a clean-up’ form is for all litter cleanups across Shelton, not just for Clean Sweep, and helps us determine how much is getting picked up.
The link to report is easy to find on the DontTrashShelton.org webpage, on the left margin.
Seventeen cleanups involving 122 people were reported via this link during the Clean Sweep 2017 period.
