Organize a Cleanup

Register your event, request materials, and submit your final tally. 

Register/Manage Your Event

Volunteer Cleanup Tally Form

Cleanup Tally Forms

We encourage you to use these data cards to easily record the types and amount of trash collected. We use the information to help identify sources of trash on local waterways. Click to download the Volunteer Tally Form  (PDF, 386.04 KB)  and Organizer Tally Form.

Volunteers Kayak Launch

Sign-In Forms and Waivers

Volunteer sign-in forms and waivers are available to download in English  (PDF, 155.76 KB) and Spanish  (PDF, 154.12 KB) Consider retaining copies of waivers according to state and/or local legal guidelines.

Materials Display

Promote Your Event

Use these documents and links to promote your cleanup event. This page includes a promotional video, posters, a sample brochure, and more! Click here for promotional materials. 

Additional Resources

"How To Organize a Cleanup" guides, Safety Information, and other resources to help organize your cleanup event. 

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Social Media

Stay up-to-date with what's going on at Rivers Alive by following us on Facebook and Instagram.

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Educational Resources

Incorporate education into your cleanup! Follow the link for water quality activities and ideas for your event.

View educational resources.
Tire in South River

Got Tires?

Georgia Environmental Protection Division's Tire Management Unit (TMU) is responsible for enforcing state regulations for scrap tire generators, tire carriers, scrap tire sorters, and illegal tire disposal sites. Follow this link to learn more about the Solid Waste Trust Fund Grant Program and its projects to reduce waste, abate and recycle scrap tires, and support of statewide recycling initiatives. 

EPD Tire Management Unit