Kerr McGee squad with Nancy Burdette.

 From left to right are are Rita Lybarger, Charlie Lybarger, Vicki Vann, Jody Harris, Bill Ganus and Sara Ganus

Stephen, Anne and Nicholas Hall

Katie Southard, Nicholas Hall, Vickie Southard, Anne Hall, Stephen Hall, Jayne Hall and Miles Hall

Paula Josephson helping out!

Don Hummer, with Becky Durrett, receiving his
Hub Cap Award from Meridian Hills/Manor Neighborhood Association

Hard at work also is 
Peggy & Robert Bogardus

Joanne Belcher and Patsy Reiger 
take a time out for photo!!!!

Their adopted street is 39th Expressway
 from Portland to Meridian.

The beautiful Trash Hunting Dog is "Buster"!
 

This is Sherry Robinson EHS Manager for Metal Container Corporation at S.W. 36 & Meridian.  She traveled throughout the plant and covered all four shifts to let everyone know about the company's plans to adopt a street!  She showed her fellow employees the lovely orange vest that everyone will get to wear, plus demonstrated how to grab trash with the Orang-U-Tongs!

Rollingwood Homeowners Association had a clean up day where they cleaned the streets, their park and painted their entrance signs.  

A special thanks to Fire Station 30 for coming out and helping!

This is Victoria Dixon as she rejoices over the 15 bags of trash and 2 piles of debris that her 46 volunteers collected.

N.E. 8th & Lottie. Kappa men and their mentorees.

Don't you love this idea of wheeling
your heavy trash bags?

Dad and daughters found lots of trash around lake shore as well as rescuing an injured sea gull.

OKC Fire Station #30 are the Heroes for the Day!  They brought their big rigs and made a flashy showing in the parking lot; they brought over their smaller truck and moved the grill into place; they picked up trash all around the playground point; then they cooked 200 hot dogs for the volunteers.  Thanks Station #30 !

Thanks to Karla Beaty with the Oklahoma Conservation Commission for educating the citizens who were present with her Willy Water Drop Obstacle Course.  It is a great tool to demonstrate the cycle of our water.

Bob Martin, Parks Department's fishing expert, held a casting clinic with volunteers and hula hoops.  The kids loved it.

Waste Management brought recycle boxes to sort the 200 bags of trash that we picked up.  Plastics and aluminum were separated and recycled....a bonus to our litter removal efforts!
 

The Oklahoma Knights Basketball team came home with a victory from a recent tournament thanks to the Western Avenue Business District and Orthodontic Associates who help  the team by paying the men for picking up trash on their adopted streets.
 The money goes towards tournament entry fees and other team expenses.

ADOPT A CITY STREET and the Metropolitan Library System team up to educate children about the importance of a clean environment.  Program Coordinator, Becky Durrett read books during Children's Story Time at the Norick Downtown Library during the holidays. Hoppin' Harry O'KCY handed out goodies and the children created a poster for the ODOT Poster Contest.  About 50 children were served over a four day period.

Emmanual Tabernacle Church's
1st Pick Up, 12-18-04