Kurt
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You're welcome - I hope to have a blast on the 4th as usual!
Please help clean up - especially if you shoot fireworks - come out on the morning of July 5th and help clean up!
8AM on July 5th - South Walton Community Council Independence Day Beach Cleanup
Miramar
Seagrove
Ed Walline Park
Blue Mountain Beach
Grayton Beach
Inlet Beach
Butler (Between Seaside & Watercolor)
Dune Allen
More than 100 people show up each year at eight locations to pick up fireworks trash on the beaches of South Walton on July 5th, in South Walton Community Council’s annual beach cleanup. In all, they have picked up approximately 100 to 130 bags of trash each year.
The turnout ranges from three to 35 at the various locations. They are residents and visitors of all ages. One church group sent several adult members and their children. Last year a church group from Birmingham had young people earning community service credit from their clean up efforts. This year local Cub Scouts are participating.
The bags are hauled away by the regular Tourist Development Council trash pickup crew. The TDC also furnish the trash bags, gloves, and bottled water for the cleanup.
A spokesman from SWCC said “we’re really grateful for the people who show up. With this kind of turnout each year we can make a positive impact on the wonderful Beaches of South Walton”.
It is good clean fun!
Water, gloves and bags provided by the
South Walton Tourist Development Council.
For more information or to volunteer
please contact us at info@southwaltoncc.org or call 850.314.3749
Sponsored by South Walton Community Council, Special Thanks to the SWTDC!
Please help clean up - especially if you shoot fireworks - come out on the morning of July 5th and help clean up!
8AM on July 5th - South Walton Community Council Independence Day Beach Cleanup
Miramar
Seagrove
Ed Walline Park
Blue Mountain Beach
Grayton Beach
Inlet Beach
Butler (Between Seaside & Watercolor)
Dune Allen
More than 100 people show up each year at eight locations to pick up fireworks trash on the beaches of South Walton on July 5th, in South Walton Community Council’s annual beach cleanup. In all, they have picked up approximately 100 to 130 bags of trash each year.
The turnout ranges from three to 35 at the various locations. They are residents and visitors of all ages. One church group sent several adult members and their children. Last year a church group from Birmingham had young people earning community service credit from their clean up efforts. This year local Cub Scouts are participating.
The bags are hauled away by the regular Tourist Development Council trash pickup crew. The TDC also furnish the trash bags, gloves, and bottled water for the cleanup.
A spokesman from SWCC said “we’re really grateful for the people who show up. With this kind of turnout each year we can make a positive impact on the wonderful Beaches of South Walton”.
It is good clean fun!
Water, gloves and bags provided by the
South Walton Tourist Development Council.
For more information or to volunteer
please contact us at info@southwaltoncc.org or call 850.314.3749
Sponsored by South Walton Community Council, Special Thanks to the SWTDC!
