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Topic: Keeping Houston neighborhoods clean with community helpWho can join: Residents, churches, civic groups, and community associationsFirst step: Sign up for training through Houston BeautifulOther options: Adoption programs, beautification projects, and city-wide cleanup eventsSource: Houston Beautiful's Clean Neighborhoods Program
Houston Beautiful's Clean Neighborhoods Program partners with residents, civic groups, churches, and community associations to help keep Houston neighborhoods clean. Training is the first step, and the program fits alongside other ways to get involved across the city.
The Clean Neighborhoods Program connects Houston Beautiful with local groups — think block clubs, civic organizations, churches, and neighborhood associations. The program offers training as its first step, then works with your group in ways that fit your needs. It sits alongside other Houston Beautiful efforts like adoption programs, beautification projects, Keep Houston Beautiful Day, and the Fall Sweep citywide cleanup events.
Reach out to Houston Beautiful directly to learn what the program can offer your group. Start with the training step, then work with program staff to decide what comes next. You can also explore related programs — like adoption or beautification efforts — if your group wants to do more.
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Houston Beautiful also runs adoption programs, beautification projects, Keep Houston Beautiful Day, the Fall Sweep, educational programs for schools, teacher training, and the Urban Runoff Challenge. If your group wants to do more than one thing, there are options.
A cleaner neighborhood is something you and your neighbors can build together. Houston Beautiful gives your group the tools and training to make it happen — no need to figure it out on your own.
