Keep Attleboro Beautiful

04/24/2026

Reminder: Household Hazardous Waste Collection will take place on Saturday, May 2, 2026, from 9am-1pm at the City of Attleboro Recycling Center on 29 Pond St North.

Questions? Please call (508) 223-2222 Ext 3245.

04/21/2026

ATTLEBORO — Almost 300 bags of trash — which included everything from tires, car parts, and scaffolding down to those omnipresent nip bottles and...

04/19/2026

04/19/2026

Yesterday we participated in Keep Attleboro Beautiful!!🌱🧹🧹

04/18/2026

04/18/2026

Over 200 volunteers showed up on a cold, misty day and got to work and it paid off. Together, we collected 290 bags of trash and removed dozens of bulk items like tires, hoses, and car parts from our roadsides and woodlands.

This is what it looks like when people take care of their community.

If you took photos, we’d love to see them. Feel free to drop them in the comments or tag our page.

Thank you to everyone who came out and made a real difference in Attleboro!

04/17/2026

Don't forget, tomorrow, 4/18, is the Keep Attleboro Beautiful Community Cleanup!

Swing by the main entrance of Attleboro High School between 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM to grab your cleanup supplies and find out your designated cleanup area. Then, from 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM, let's hit the streets and parks to make a difference in our community!

Let's show everyone the power of community spirit and environmental stewardship. Together, we can keep Attleboro beautiful!

02/20/2026

Attleboro, MA, is taking steps to reduce flood and stormwater damage and increase drought resilience by creating a “Miyawaki Pocket Forest” with a great diversity and high density of native tree species that will collaborate to deepen soils that absorb and hold water, many times that of a stand of a single tree species.

Volunteers will be scheduled for May 2, 2026, to plant 520 native trees and shrubs across 52 species in the old ball field between Capron Park Zoo and Attleboro High School.

02/18/2026

The Plant Something Bee-eautiful program is offering grants to help plant pollinator-friendly gardens and trees in public spaces. 🐝 These grants are designed to enhance the beauty of our communities while supporting vital habitats for pollinators. The deadline for grant applications is July 31—don’t miss out on this opportunity to make your community more vibrant and pollinator-friendly!

A special thank you to for their generous support of this important program.

✍️ Apply today: https://keepmassbeautiful.org/what-we-do/community-beautification/plant-something-beautiful.html

02/14/2026

Not sure if something is recyclable? Don’t guess — search it! ♻️ 🔍️

With Recyclopedia, you can quickly look up everyday items and find out the right way to dispose of them. From shaving cream cans to pizza boxes to batteries, you can search for anything you’re unsure about and get instant, local guidance.

In this example, we checked a shaving cream can — and got the answer in seconds!

Huge thank you to for making this free, easy-to-use tool available to our communities and helping us recycle smarter every day.

https://recyclesmartma.org/results-materials/ #

11/24/2025

Give the litter loather in your life something they’ll truly appreciate — official Keep Massachusetts Beautiful merch!

Every purchase supports our statewide cleanup and beautification programs, helping us keep communities cleaner and greener all year long.

Shop now and give a gift that gives back: https://keepmassbeautiful.org/shop

11/17/2025

Did you know that by composting your food scraps and yard waste instead of tossing them, you can significantly reduce household trash and help the environment recycle naturally. Small actions at home add up to cleaner neighborhoods and a healthier Massachusetts! 🍂