Over 1,100 volunteers make municipality cleaner during annual Clean-Up Day
More than 1,100 residents, including students and children, joined forces to tackle litter, weeds, and debris in their neighborhoods. Their efforts have made public spaces safer and more pleasant for everyone.
| Key Data | Details |
|---|---|
| Total participants | 1,143 (558 adults, 163 children, 422 students) |
| Neighborhood groups | 34 associations |
| Schools involved | 2 |
| Date | March 21, 2026 |
| Activities | Clearing leaves, weeding, cleaning benches, playgrounds, sidewalks, and signs |
| Reward for volunteers | Treats provided as thank-you |
Local municipalities organize community-driven initiatives like Clean-Up Day to encourage civic engagement and maintain public spaces. These events foster collaboration between residents, schools, and local authorities to improve neighborhood cleanliness and livability.
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Proud of the many participants in Clean-Up Day!
More than 558 adults and 163 children from 34 neighborhood associations took part in Clean-Up Day in our municipality on Saturday, March 21.
And what a lot of work they put in! Together, they set to work removing litter. This included clearing fallen leaves, weeding, and cleaning benches, playground equipment, sidewalks, and street name signs.
Two schools also participated, with 422 students lending a hand.
Of course, all participants received a treat as a thank-you for their efforts.
Thank you—thanks to you, our municipality is once again a little cleaner and more beautiful!