That's a wrap! Thank you to all the volunteers who contributed to this year's Community Cleanup program to help beautify Wood Buffalo. We look forward to welcoming you back for the 2022 Community Cleanup program next spring.
Community Cleanup Map
The season has closed, but you can still check out the interactive map to see the areas that were cleaned up by volunteers in 2021.
Register
Register to Adopt a Trail or Roadway. Community cleanup registrations are closed for the season.
Tips for Conducting a Safe Cleanup
- Review the job safety analysis that will be included in your confirmation email and ensure you are prepared before you head out.
- Wear gloves during your cleanup. Be sure to wash hands when the cleanup is completed.
- Users must wear safety goggles when using graffiti wipes.
- Do not pick up any dangerous items, including broken glass and discarded needles. If you see any needles or sharps, please report to Pulse by calling 780-743-7000 or toll free at 1-800-973-9663 immediately.
- Volunteers are discouraged from cleaning along highways.
- Be mindful of physical distancing. Please maintain a distance of at least 6 feet.
- Contact Pulse to arrange for the pickup of yellow clean up bags when cleanup is complete.
- Outdoor social gathering limits must be followed. A maximum of five people permitted to register for a community cleanup.
- Review the cleanup map when selecting your cleanup location.
Taking precautions with COVID-19
Outdoor social gathering limits must be followed. Mandatory physically distancing must be maintained at all times between members of different households.
Please note that public health measures can change quickly and could impact Community Cleanup at any time. Participants are asked to stay with members of their household and follow all Alberta Health Services COVID-19 guidelines. For information on COVID-19, visit alberta.ca/COVID.
You can help prevent the spread of COVID-19 in Alberta. Prevention starts with awareness.
- Practice physical distancing
- Self-isolate if you’re feeling sick
- Wash your hands frequently
- Cover coughs and sneezes
- Avoid touching your face
- Do not travel outside of Canada