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Team-up with your neighbors, friends, youth groups, clubs, and colleagues to help build a sense of pride as we work together throughout our great hometowns in cleaning up litter.
Starting April 16th and finishing on Arbor Day, April 29th, the Marshall County Crossroads team, Marshall County Recycle Depot, along with community leaders, are challenging residents to cleanup our community.
Help Marshall County look the part of having been designated Indiana Stellar Communities!
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Grab trash bags from home
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Head to the nearest litter pile
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Bring bagged trash to Marshall County Recycle Depot during business hours or by appointment.
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Cleaning with a group? Reserve the Community Clean-Up Trailer by calling 574-935-8618.
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Let us help promote your cleanup efforts. Tag us @GreatHometowns. Email flyers to MarshallCountyStellar@gmail.com.
Litter is one of those things that you notice only when it's there. When it's not there, we take clean spaces for granted!
Join the online conversation!
Don't Forget To
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Share on social media
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Tag @GreatHometowns
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Add #CommunityCleanup
Don't forget to:
Share on social media
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Tag @GreatHometowns
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Add #CommunityCleanup
Marshall County Recycle Depot
Have you visited the recycle depot? Check out their website on what, how, and where to recycle. www.myrecycledepot.org
Please note: the Marshall County Recycle Depot is a recycling depot not a waste facility. The trash collected at their site is temporary during this campaign and intended to be for litter found in public places. Please use the designated dumpster only. If possible, please bag up beverage containers such as water bottles, pop bottles, and aluminum cans separately.
One of the scariest things about plastic litter is that it will never go away--it just gets increasingly smaller. The chemicals that make up plastic can enter soil and groundwater, then eventually be taken up by livestock or the plants we eat. We are all walking around with plastic and its related chemicals in our bodies.
Amazing job Marshall County with the cleanup effort in 2021.
When: April 16 - 30, 2021
Where: Anywhere in Marshall County
How: Grab trash bags from home and head to the nearest litter pile. Only bagged trash may be brought to the Marshall County Solid Waste Management District, 1900 Walter Glaub Drive in Plymouth during regular business hours.
Yard Signs Displayed Throughout Marshall County
If you are interested in displaying a yard sign, please stop by Bowen Printing to pick one up. Signs should be returned to the Recycle Depot at the end of the challenge to be used in the future.
Thank you Bowen Printing for the donation of our signs!
Bowen Printing
200 S Michigan St, Plymouth
There are several cleanup initiatives happening in Marshall County this month. Help us share and encourage those efforts. If your community or organization is hosting a cleanup, please send us the information so we can add it to our communication platforms.
Our Facebook event is HERE.
"Many hands make light work." ~John Heywood
Join The REES cleanup of the U.S. 30 & Hwy. 17 interchange north of Plymouth. All are welcome to join.
Starting Saturday, April 17th at 9:00 a.m.
Meet in the north unpaved lot at Christo's (2227 N Michigan St, Plymouth.) INDOT has provided protective gear and trash bags. Please bring your own gloves. Enjoy some fresh air!
