FRESNO, CA – Mayor Jerry Dyer joined hundreds of students taking part in cleanup and beautification events across the city this morning as part of the second annual Fresno Youth Service Day. The event was open to any City of Fresno grade school, middle school, high school, or other youth groups
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Nearly 14,000 lbs. of trash collected during Fresno’s citywide community event
The City of Fresno has wrapped up its 2nd annual Citywide Community CleanUP Day. Beautify Fresno organizes many cleanups around the city but on Saturday a massive cleanup took place in four hub locations: Downtown, Central, Southeast and West Fresno. https://kmph.com/news/local/nearly-14000-lbs-of-trash-collected-during-fresnos-citywide-community-event | Fox 26
More than 1,000 volunteers come together to clean Fresno
The city of Fresno looks a little cleaner after more than 1,000 volunteers took part in the mayor’s annual citywide community cleanup. People dispersed to 85 locations across the city but were mainly focused on the downtown, west, central and southeast Fresno areas. https://abc30.com/one-fresno-cleanup-jerry-dyer-volunteers/12109223/ ABC 3
Mayor Dyer celebrates 2nd Annual Citywide Community CleanUP Day with over 1,100 Volunteers
FRESNO, CA- Mayor Jerry Dyer joined 1,174 volunteers taking part in group and individual cleanup projects across the city this morning as his Beautify Fresno initiative celebrated the second annual Mayor’s Citywide Community CleanUP Day. A total of 13,852 pounds of trash and litter were removed from streets, parks, and riverfronts
Student-made garden at Fresno High School revealed
ABC 30 Fresno High School students got their hands dirty creating their own community garden on campus. The president of the garden club, Mikaili Harris, says she takes pride in all of their hard work. After five months of planning, students alongside city and school officials held a ribbon-cutting for the
Mayor’s Citywide Community CleanUP Event Announcement
Mayor Jerry Dyer today announced that registrations are now open for the Mayor’s Citywide Community CleanUP Day, a special event that invites individuals as well as non-profits, service clubs, schools, churches, businesses and individuals to serve the community on Saturday, August 14, by picking up litter from yards, parks, streets,