Keep Etowah Beautiful

Keep Etowah Beautiful Keep Etowah Beautiful is an affiliat of Keep America Beautiful, and non-profit
focused on environmental education and community betterment.

05/15/2025

The winner of our middle and high school anti-litter video contest for the Etowah County Schools district is Coach Gilliland at Sardis High School. Congratulations!

05/15/2025

The winner of our middle and high school anti-litter video contest for the Gadsden City Schools district is Mrs. Snow at Litchfield Middle School. Congratulations!

05/15/2025

The winner of our 2025 middle and high school anti-litter video contest for the Attalla City Schools district is Mrs. Chandler at Etowah Middle School. Congratulations!

05/15/2025

We would like announce that we had two private schools in the county that were clean campus certified for the 2024-2025 school year:

St. James Catholic School
Coosa Christian Elementary School

In order to get certified, schools had to participate in anti-litter educational events and pass a random judging of the school campus that focused on the amount of litter found. Congratulations St. James and Coosa Christian!

05/15/2025

We would like announce that the following schools in the Etowah County Schools district were clean campus certified for the 2024-2025 school year:

Carlisle Elementary School
Duck Springs Elementary School
Gaston Elementary School
Glencoe Elementary School
Highland Elementary School
Hokes Bluff Elementary School
Ivalee Elementary School
John Jones Elementary School
Southside Elementary School
West End Elementary School
Whitesboro Elementary School
Rainbow Middle School
Sardis Middle School
Glencoe High School
Sardis High School

In order to get certified, schools had to participate in anti-litter educational events and pass a random judging of the school campus that focused on the amount of litter found. Congratulations Etowah County Schools!

05/15/2025

We would like announce that the following schools in the Gadsden City Schools district were clean campus certified for the 2024-2025 school year:

Oscar Adams Elementary School
Donehoo Elementary School
Eura Brown Elementary School
George W. Flyod Elementary School
R.A. Mitchell Elementary School
Striplin Elementary School
Ray Thompson Elementary School
Walnut Park Elementary School
Emma Sansom Middle School
Gadsden Middle School
Litchfield Middle School

In order to get certified, schools had to participate in anti-litter educational events and pass a random judging of the school campus that focused on the amount of litter found. Congratulations Gadsden City Schools!

05/15/2025

We would like announce that the following schools in the Attalla City Schools district were clean campus certified for the 2024-2025 school year:

Attalla Elementary School
Etowah Middle School
Etowah High School

In order to get certified, schools had to participate in anti-litter educational events and pass a random judging of the school campus that focused on the amount of litter found. Congratulations Attalla City Schools!

Happy Earth Day from Keep Etowah Beautiful!Today we’re celebrating the beautiful planet we call home—and doing our part ...
04/22/2025

Happy Earth Day from Keep Etowah Beautiful!
Today we’re celebrating the beautiful planet we call home—and doing our part to protect it. Whether you're picking up litter, planting a tree, or just enjoying the outdoors, every small action helps make Etowah County cleaner and greener.

Want to make a difference?

Join a local cleanup

Report litter through our hotline: 256-549-0900

Partner with us for future events and community projects

Let’s continue to protect, preserve, and keep Etowah beautiful—not just today, but every day.

04/19/2025

Keep Etowah Beautiful is an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful, and non-profit focused on environmental education and community betterment.

Our educational programs focus on teaching children across the county about environmental stewardship and community pride. To become a Clean Campus School, schools must participate in Clean Campus judging, where their campus is evaluated for environmental cleanliness. Elementary schools must
also participate in our annual Water Festival, where fourth graders and their teachers from schools across the county engage in a day of learning about the water cycle and litter’s impact on our natural resources from high school volunteer presenters.

High schools and Middle schools must also participate in an annual social media campaign to create a PSA on the impact of litter on our community and natural resources. We also work with our community partners (including individual Municipalities, the Etowah County Sherif’s Department, corporate partners, and many more)
and the citizens of Etowah County to host both a land (Great American Cleanup) and river (Renew Our Rivers) clean-ups. Both events engage both citizens and community partners in removing litter and other debris from across the county and in the Coosa River. These programs not only promote environmental stewardship and conservation, but also a strong sense of community pride throughout the municipalities of Etowah County.

Keep Etowah Beautiful also works alongside the Etowah County Sherif’s Department on the Influence Program where Etowah County inmates are given the opportunity to work along the roadside throughout all of Etowah County to
remove litter and debris throughout the year.

Address

800 Forrest Avenue #11
Gadsden, AL
35901

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12565490900

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