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The City of Santa Clarita is hosting a Neighborhood Cleanup this month in various spots.
The City of Santa Clarita residents are invited to register for the Neighborhood Cleanup (NCU) taking place on Saturday, April 27 and join the City in removing litter from local neighborhoods.
During registration, participants can choose from one of three locations to pick up cleaning supplies including bags and gloves plus a free bag of mulch, donated by Burrtec and a free one-gallon plant, provided by the City’s Urban Forestry division while supplies last.
The event is a valuable volunteer opportunity for residents of all ages to engage with the community to protect and preserve the local environment.
All interested residents are required to pre-register online before the event.
When registering, participants are set to be prompted to select one of three locations to receive their free supplies from 8 to 11 a.m. on the morning of the event.
Locations include:
- Canyon Country Park: 17615 Soledad Canyon Road
- Newhall Community Center: 22421 Market Street
- Valencia Heritage Park: 24155 Newhall Ranch Road
After picking up cleaning supplies, volunteers should go to their neighborhoods, paseos, sidewalks and trails to collect trash at their own pace.
Participants are invited to post photos on Facebook and Instagram using the hashtag #CleanUpSC. To register, click here.
For questions, contact the City of Santa Clarita’s Environmental Services team at (661) 286-4098 or email [email protected].
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