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July 2014 BURR TEC WASTE and Recycling Newsletter Sponsored by the City of Rialto and Burred Waste Industries Community Cleanup Day July 12, 2014 8 a.m. 3 p.m. Household Hazardous Waste Our Household

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How to Fill Out Community Cleanup Day:

1. Start by organizing a group of volunteers who are interested in participating in the cleanup day. Reach out to friends, family, neighbors, or local community organizations to gather a team.
2. Choose a date and time for the cleanup day that works best for the majority of the volunteers. Consider any potential scheduling conflicts and try to find a time when most people can participate.
3. Identify a specific area or location in the community that is in need of cleaning. This could be a park, a beach, a riverbank, or any other public space that could benefit from a cleanup.
4. Contact the local authorities, such as the city council or the municipality, to seek permission to conduct the cleanup in the chosen area. They might have guidelines or requirements that need to be followed, so make sure to inquire about any necessary permits or safety precautions.
5. Create a plan for the cleanup day, including tasks and assignments for each volunteer. Divide the area into sections and assign a group of volunteers to each section. This will help ensure that the entire area receives adequate attention and that the cleanup is more efficient.
6. Gather the necessary supplies for the cleanup, such as trash bags, gloves, and cleaning tools. You can approach local businesses or community organizations for donations or sponsorship to help cover the costs of these supplies.
7. On the day of the cleanup, gather all the volunteers at the designated meeting point and provide them with instructions and safety guidelines. Make sure everyone is aware of any specific hazards or risks associated with the cleanup area.
8. Begin the cleanup process by dividing the volunteers into their assigned sections and providing them with the necessary supplies. Emphasize the importance of properly disposing of the collected trash and encourage the use of recycling bins if available.
9. During the cleanup, maintain communication among the volunteers to ensure coordination and address any unforeseen challenges or issues that may arise.
10. After the cleanup is complete, gather the volunteers to share their experiences and express gratitude for their participation. Take the opportunity to discuss the impact of the cleanup on the community and encourage future involvement in similar initiatives.

Who Needs Community Cleanup Day:

1. Local residents and community members who care about the cleanliness and appearance of their neighborhood.
2. Environmentalists and individuals passionate about preserving natural habitats and minimizing pollution.
3. Schools, colleges, and universities that aim to instill a sense of civic responsibility and community engagement in their students.
4. Local businesses and organizations that understand the value of a clean and well-maintained community for their customers and employees.
5. Local authorities and city officials who are committed to addressing environmental issues and improving the quality of life for their residents.
6. Non-profit organizations and community service groups that actively work towards creating a cleaner and healthier environment for everyone.
7. Tourist attractions or destinations that rely on a clean and attractive appearance to attract visitors and support the local economy.
8. Future generations who deserve to inherit a clean and sustainable environment, free from the negative impact of pollution and waste.
9. Individuals who may not have the resources or means to clean up their surroundings alone, but who greatly benefit from the collective effort of a community cleanup day.
10. Everyone who recognizes the importance of community spirit and coming together to accomplish meaningful goals that benefit the whole community.

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