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For Immediate Release
February 9, 2021
NEWS RELEASE
Clayton County Launches Litter Prevention Programs
(Jonesboro, GA)–In an effort to decrease and eliminate litter, the Keep Clayton County Beautiful (KCCB) Office implements three public service programs to help clean Clayton. In addition to services provided by the county, citizens and community organizations are encouraged to volunteer for current KCCB programs:
Adopt a Spot – Adopt an area less than a mile.
Adopt a Road – Adopt a mile or more a road.
Adopt a Bus Stop – Adopt a Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit (MARTA) Bus stop
that does not include a shelter.
“The overall goal of these initiatives is to clean Clayton while boosting community morale,” said Chief Operating Officer Detrick Stanford. “We have heard the concerns of our residents and together we will address the cleanliness of the county. This is undoubtedly an ambitious task, but with the continuous support of our residents, business owners, and visitors, we will keep Clayton County beautiful.”
“By the end of the first quarter in 2021, we hope to have a total of 30 spots, roads, and bus stops adopted,” said KCCB Program Manager Lexi Morgan.
For more information about the litter prevention programs, visit www.claytoncountyga.gov/KCCB_Adopt or call (770) 477-3567. Join the conversation on social media using #KeepClaytonCountyBeautiful and #CleanClayton.
About Keep Clayton Beautiful
KCCB is charged with working with community leaders and citizens to develop and implement initiatives that will encourage efforts to end litter, reduce waste, promote recycling and beautifying communities. KCCB is committed to determining sustainable practices and long-term solutions that benefit our community and environment.
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