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It’s been a mild December and our Adopt-a-Blockers are still caring for their blocks, green spaces and keeping our city clean one block at a time. Our coordinators are planning exciting announcements and projects to keep cleanups safe and fun. Stay warm and thank you for wrapping up a great year of cleanups.
Maria Lewis and the Adopt-A-Block Team
How fitting :)
WOSA
West Onondaga Street Association clearly had a blast picking up!
Thank you Irish Pickers for your Adopt-a-Block Clean Up!
The City of Syracuse Neighborhood and Business Development Department adopting Billings Park. They mean business :-)
The Clean First Program was developed in response to the City’s Clean-up Cuse Adopt-A-Block program, a year-long neighborhood beautification initiative. Focusing on the Historic Hawley-Green triangle (bounded by James St., Lodi St., and Burnet Ave.)
NEHDA is encouraging neighborhood residents, property owners/investors, businesses and stakeholders to assist with “on the spot” litter pickup, as necessary.
Clean First will allow those who are interested to stop by the NEHDA offices any weekday during the first full week of each month, grab a bag, and proceed to any area in the Hawley-Green triangle and help beautify our neighborhood. Volunteers can return to NEHDA, drop off what they have picked up and let us know the area they cleaned.
The snow is gone, hopefully for good, and that’s left behind the usual layer of litter in and around Syracuse. Mayor Ben Walsh announced an effort today
Every child in the city that shows up at a playground shouldn’t have to play around trash and litter. Every resident that is looking at a neighborhood to invest in shouldn’t have to worry about trash along the streets. So we can’t do it alone. We need the community’s help.”
The Mayor’s Office first #SyrAdoptABlock under the Interstate 690 East/West Connector bordering Downtown Syracuse. We’re joined by our intern from @niagarauniversity-rp Kaylin Hubbard. Kaylin pitched an entire corridor beautification proposal at the Citywide Employee IDEAS Competition and came in as a semi-finalist.
