West Ward Clean Up Day

Saturday, April 29th
9 a.m. to Noon
Supply pick-up at 8:30 a.m. at Vanderveer Park (N.11th St. & Spring Garden St.)
Calling all community members and businesses! We need YOU! Join your neighbors to spruce up the West Ward. You can work on your own, work with your neighbors, or join one of our larger neighborhood clean up efforts. Register by April 19th to snag yourself a West Ward Clean Up Day t-shirt. Clean up supplies include FREE trash bags, gloves, doggie poo bags, and a few other surprises.
Group Clean Up Efforts
Want to work with a group of your neighbors? Sign up for one of these larger clean up efforts:
- 13th Street trash pick up (meet at 13th & Northampton)
- Butler Street trash pick up (meet at 10th & Butler)
- Pearl/Prospect/7th/Wood trash pick up (meet at 7th & Northampton)
- Northampton Street tree well weeding and mulching (meet at 7th)
- Historic Easton Cemetery
Block Clean Up
Grab your dust pan and broom and get your block looking spiffy. Better yet, join some of your neighbors and work together. Some ideas for things to do:
- Pick-up trash
- Weed and mulch tree wells
- Sweep along the curb lines
- Clear storm water drain grates
- Clean-up back alleys
- Spruce up the area in front of your house(s)
- Plant your window boxes or front porch planters
- Sweep off your front porch
- Wipe down your front door & trim
- Clean your windows
- Hose down siding and shutters
West Ward Clean Up Day 2021





Paxinosa Garden Clean Up
What a crew! We partnered with Paxinosa School and Kellyn Foundation to clean out the side garden, weeding, and laying down cardboard and mulch. A dozen volunteers made short work of the space and got it de-weeded in three short hours.

Veile Street Garden
Ready for veggies! Volunteers helped a neighbor clean out a vacant lot, prep the space with mulch, and build three raised beds for a new community garden space.
Street Corner Planters
Spring plants are in! Four volunteers worked with our Easton Ambassador team and Clean & Safe Committee to get pansies into the 13 planters along Walnut and Ferry streets.
