Show Downtown You CARE!
DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS STATE OF EMERGENCY, THE APRIL 25, 2020 CLEAN UP EVENT WAS CANCELED.
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In lieu of the April 25 clean up event, the LDDA partnered with the Gears Volunteer Community on Sept. 26, 2020 to plant 600 tulips/crocus in the Downtown area to bring more color in the spring! Thank you to Comcast for their support in 2020 despite the pandemic and event cancelation.
THE LDDA HOPES TO RESUME THIS ANNUAL CLEANUP EVENT IN SPRING 2022.
- We make an impact with a variety of deep-cleaning and landscaping projects that go beyond the regular maintenance performed Downtown.
- This year we will again partner with Comcast for their Comcast Cares Day employee volunteer event.
- A hearty breakfast, lunch and refreshments is provided for all volunteers.
- Volunteers receive a Comcast Cares Day t-shirt and schwag bag filled with Downtown goodies, including a Own Downtown water bottle.
Volunteers that sign up for Clean & Green need to be able to handle physical activity including bending, lifting, twisting, and standing/walking for 3 hours. If you have any questions, please call Del Rae Heiser at 303-651-8586 or email.
Online application unavailable at this time.
2019 Clean and Green and Comcast Cares Day Video
Photos and video courtesy of Helga Hizer
2019 Accomplishments
120 volunteers provided 480 hours of service!
Special projects
- installed new landscaping and mulch in the 300 E. public parking landscape area (3rd Ave. and Kimbark St.)
- applied new ground paint and table top chalk paint in St. Stephen's Plaza (5th Ave. and Main St.)
Cleaned the following areas
- 6 public parking lots
- 6 alleyways
- 7 shared trash enclosures
- 6 breezeways
- St. Stephen's Plaza and 6th Ave. Plaza
- 20 blocks of street curb/corners
- Main St. trash cans
Cleaning included
- picking up debris, leaves, weeds and trash
- picking up 100s of cigarette butts to support Downtown's Cigarette Litter Prevention Program
- laying mulch in east side alleys and breezeways
- filling over 90 trash bags
- composting over 20 cushman utility carts full of curb/gutter debris