Our neighborhoods and streets need YOUR help 

March 19, 2021

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April 10 is the day neighborhoods, community groups, schools, churches, businesses, and people have been challenged to come together and help pick up litter around Macon-Bibb County and show others whey they believe clean streets matter. So far, nearly 30 groups have registered to host a cleanup, and individual people have been calling asking where they could help.

 

“Our crews have been hard at work picking up the piles that require heavy equipment, and I’m so glad to see so many people wanting to be a part of our team,” says Mayor Lester Miller.

 

To register as an individual or team visit www.keepmaconbibbbeautiful.org and click on the homepage banner. If you do not have an area picked out to clean, KMBB will help you or your group join with another neighborhood.  Individuals and teams will be provided with resources needed such as grabbers, buckets, vests, gloves, trash bags or dumpsters to ensure a successful cleanup. KMBB will partner with Macon-Bibb and Waste Management to collect trash and measure the impact you make your neighborhood. 

 

Registered groups:

  1. Pleasant Hill
  2. Industrial Authority
  3. Howard High Orchestra
  4. Napier Heights Neighborhood
  5. Payne City Neighborhood 
  6. Team “Pet Nanny”
  7. Team Blue
  8. Ross Temple Missionary Baptist Church
  9. Stratford Ecology Club
  10. Youth United
  11. United Way
  12. The Web
  13. 4H Extension
  14. U Create Macon
  15. Walnut Creek Neighborhood
  16. Irving Consumer Products
  17. Macon Chamber
  18. Harvest Cathedral
  19. Homegrown Yoga Macon
  20. Fuller Center Middle Georgia
  21. Girl Scout Troop 60043
  22. Heritage Elementary
  23. Arrow Exterminators
  24. Thornton Heights
  25. Newberg Avenue Neighborhood Group
  26. Kingdom of Life Church
  27. Vineville Historic Neighborhood Association

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