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Posted on: September 7, 2023

[ARCHIVED] Creeks to Coast Clean-Up Day 2023

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City of Paso Robles annual "Creeks to Coast Clean-Up Day" event happens on Saturday September 23, 2023

PASO ROBLES, CA [September 6, 2023] - The City of Paso Robles is holding its Annual Creeks to Coast Clean-Up Day Event.  This is a county-wide annual event where volunteers of all ages join City staff to remove trash and restore the health of our precious Salinas River.  Creeks to Coast Clean-up Day is a day for community residents to show commitment to healthy waterways and to learn about the Salinas River.  The event provides an opportunity to come together with your families, your community, and your friends to accomplish something vital to the protection of our precious Salinas River. 

Creeks to Coast Cleanup Day Details
Saturday, September 23, 2023
9am to 12pm
Larry Moore Park (behind Walmart)
Riverbank Lane
Paso Robles, Ca

Unfortunately, waterways that run through cities and other urbanizing areas tend to collect trash (plastic bags, cigarette butts, fast-food containers, etc.) and other debris (mattresses, appliances, bikes, shopping carts, tires, etc.)  Creeks to Coast Clean-up Day is a great way to learn about and contribute to trash reduction within our urban environment and to se firsthand how littering and illegal dumping can harm our wildlife, ruin community aesthetics, and contribute to water pollution in the Salinas River.

The Salinas River provides important habitat for fish, amphibians, birds, and other wildlife. A healthy water system is an abundant natural resource, but trash and debris can harm and even kill local wildlife. Fall is an important time to remove trash from our creeks before rain from winter storms arrive and wash debris into our oceans. Thus, cleaning our waterways can improve our environment and keep us, our children, and wildlife safe.

On average, approximately 200 volunteers help in the Creeks to Coast Clean-Up Day effort and remove nearly 1 ton of trash and debris each year. This includes litter, mattresses, lawnmowers, broken shopping carts, and tires among other items. 

Please make sure to bring sunscreen, good shoes, a hat, some protective clothing.  The City will have protective gloves, water, disinfecting wipes, bags, snacks, and a pizza party at the end of the event!

If you are interested in participating or donating any supplies for our 2023 Creek Day Event, please contact Kim Porter at (805) 227-7242 or at kporter@prcity.com …or just show up at the location noted above!

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