THANK YOU EVERYONE!!!
Depite the less than perfect weather, we had a tremendous turnout!
1.73 tons/3460 pounds of trash collected!
99 tires/1.06 tons/2120 pounds!
THANK YOU EVERYONE!!!
Depite the less than perfect weather, we had a tremendous turnout!
1.73 tons/3460 pounds of trash collected!
99 tires/1.06 tons/2120 pounds!
Green Up Vermont's mission is to promote the stewardship of our state's natural landscape and waterways and the livability of our communities by involving people in Green Up Day and raising public awareness about the benefits of a litter-free environment. Vermont was the first state to designate a day to clean up the entire state. Started in 1970 by Gov. Deane C. Davis, our unique tradition continues with thousands of Vermonters taking care of Vermont. 2025 marks the 55th anniversary. To read more about the history of Green Up Vermont CLICK HERE
Charlotte Green Up Day (GUD) coordinators are Ken Spencer and Kim Findlay. Feel free to email us with any questions.
Please make Green Up Day more efficient and user friendly by signing up for a route. That way we know which roads are getting cleaned up and which roads still need to be done. Sign up and details page.
** Online sign up closes at 6 pm Friday evening. After that, you can sign up at the school only. **
Green Up Bags will be available starting April 26th at the Library, Old Brick Store and Spear's Corner Store
HELPFUL (& IMPORTANT!) GUIDELINES
1. Only Green Up Day green bags will be accepted.
2. We will accept roadside trash in green bags, tires and scrap metal from the roadsides only
3. We will not accept: personal tires, hazardous waste, personal scrap metal.
4. Bags must be returned to CCS. Bags left on the roadside will not get picked up.
There will be e-waste recycling available again this year at the event.
Check out our Resources and Information page.
Winners in other categories:
They will make their trucks available on May 3rd for collected trash and transport trash to CSWD.
PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE BAGS ALONG THE ROADSIDE. The town does not pick up bags and neither do the GUD coordinators.
Photos L to R: Axel Macik greens up!, Kim and Ken co-coordinate, full trucks, the final map-almost all roads greened up!