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Gwen Baldwin ![]()
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LITTER Litter is a problem on our roadways. It's unsightly, expensive to remove and poses a real threat to motorists and wildlife. In 2004, the state spent a staggering $14 million in roadside litter removal. And the problem is here, too, in Cobb County . WHAT YOU CAN DO You, your club, civic group or business can keep Cobb beautiful by joining the Adopt-a-Mile Program. As part of this program, you agree to remove trash from a single, mile-long stretch of road on a quarterly basis – January, April, July and October. HOW YOU CAN JOIN
In joining Adopt-a-Mile, you agree to:
Cobb DOT provides cleanup supplies, signs and trash bag removal. Many volunteers, however, opt to take the trash to a dumpster or the Transfer Station themselves. YOUR WORK ACKNOWLEDGED After the first cleanup, Cobb DOT will post signs at either end of “your” mile, identifying you as the volunteer who has gone the extra mile to help keep our county clean. A SENSE OF COMMUNITY Program volunteers serve as visible reminders to those who drive our roadways that we are all stewards of the land. It is an ideal way for groups to work together to Keep Cobb Beautiful . Cobb County has a reputation as one of the Southeast's most attractive communities. Let's keep it that way!
For more information: Contact: Keep Cobb Beautiful 1897 County Services Pkwy Marietta, GA 30008 (770) 528-1135 (770) 528-2504 fax keepcobbbeautiful@cobbcounty.org |
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