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Clean Communities Program
New Jersey Clean Communities is a statewide litter-abatement program. It is funded by the Clean Communities Act. The Clean Communities program is a three fold attack on litter.
Cleanup; Sponsor public cleanup events and offer mini grant opportunities for civic organizations.
Enforcement; enforce anti-litter laws, and
Education – sponsor educational programs within the schools and community.
Cleanup; Sponsor public cleanup events and offer mini grant opportunities for civic organizations.
Enforcement; enforce anti-litter laws, and
Education – sponsor educational programs within the schools and community.
The Clean Communities Program provides mini-grants payable to community non-profit organization who perform cleanups on Township streets and other public properties. The Clean Communities program is part of a statewide strategy to clean and prevent litter on streets, beaches, waterways, parks, recreation sites and vacant lots. As part of this program, Greenwich Township will sponsor Annual Clean-up days each year, one in the spring and one in the fall.
Civic groups, volunteer organizations, churches and scout troops, as well as residents and businesses, are encouraged to participate. Mini-grants are made available to the groups and organizations who participate in our sponsored clean up days or hold their own approved clean up event to clean up our streets and public properties.
Memorial Avenue Park
9:00 AM - 12 Noon
Greenwich Township also gets three Wednesday mornings when the residents can bring their documents to DocuVault's facility to be shred for free. Please see the instructions below.
Civic groups, volunteer organizations, churches and scout troops, as well as residents and businesses, are encouraged to participate. Mini-grants are made available to the groups and organizations who participate in our sponsored clean up days or hold their own approved clean up event to clean up our streets and public properties.
Clean Up Days and Document Shredding
Memorial Avenue Park
9:00 AM - 12 Noon
Greenwich Township also gets three Wednesday mornings when the residents can bring their documents to DocuVault's facility to be shred for free. Please see the instructions below.
For more information about DocuVault and directions to their location for those residents that can't make the official shred date. http://docuvaultdv.com/township-shred-day-events/
For more information on clean-up information, grant opportunities or educational programs, contact the Clean Communities Coordinator, Jeff Godfrey at (856) 423-1038 X 211, or email jgodfrey@greenwichtwp.com.
Find out more about New Jersey’s Clean Communities program by visiting their website .