The mission of the Montgomery Clean City Commission is to educate, motivate, lead, and enable citizens to create a beautiful city in which to live, work, and visit. You may have noticed our ad campaigns over the past few years:
- "Please Don't Litter" signage on municipal garbage trucks, banners, & yard signs
- "Yes, We Recycle" stickers on newer municipal garbage cans (some recyclable materials a
re recovered from municipal waste stream by Repower South)
Our vision for the near future includes:
- Increased volunteer engagement
- Recycling outreach, education, enrichment, and EXPANSION
- General beautification of Montgomery via cleanups, planting, and painting. Every Monday after work (5:30PM), we will meet in a different Montgomery neighborhood to collect litter for an hour, weigh it, and calculate local litter abundance to be compared/contrasted in a city-wide litter assessment. Vision: Calculate littering rates on a spatiotemporal scale in order to better determine effective, sustainable resource allocation. COMING SOON
- "The Bulb Project" - Keep an eye out for a few perfect spots for daffodils...
Do you have a mural idea? Or the perfect spot for a curated, native plants mini-arboretum? Fill out our volunteer interest form (pinned to profile)
The Montgomery Clean City Commission is an affiliate of Keep America Beautiful. Two Commissioners serve per City Council district, appointed by their district's councilperson. Your Clean City Commissioners are:
District 1: Al Grove, Jessica Grove
District 2: Karen Owen, Gina Spivey
District 3: Ka-Santa Sanders, Ronald James, Jr. District 4: Demetrious Pruitt, Sebrina Vaughans-Griggs
District 5: Earnestine Woods, Laday Dauda
District 6: Jacqueline Jackson, DeVeeta Hines
District 7: Chelsei Martin, Jeremy Browning
District 8: Orlean Baldwin, (VACANT)
District 9: Ken Ward, (VACANT)
