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It's our BeltLine. Do your part. Get connected!
On Saturday, April 18, More than 200 volunteers turned out to clear a one-mile stretch from Freedom Park Bridge to DeKalb Avenue and create a corridor that is now useable to the public.
This is on top of our efforts from November 2008 when more than 400 volunteers helped clear kudzu and litter from the NE Corridor from Monroe Drive to Highland Avenue. In November, volunteers filled 9 open top dumpsters with more than 16 tons of litter! The BeltLine is happening now! Get out and use it!
Stay connected with the BeltLine sign up for future cleanups at www.KeepAtlantaBeautiful.org.
To learn more about plans for the BeltLine visit www.BeltLine.org.
Keep Atlanta Beautiful partnered with Atlanta BeltLine Inc. and the BeltLine Partnership, Trees Atlanta, Park Pride, Ponce Park, Historic Fourth Ward Park Conservancy, West Atlanta Watershed Alliance, Atlanta Community Tool Bank, PATH, Old Fourth Ward and the offices of Ceasar Mitchell and Kwanza Hall to coordinate this clean up. Sponsors included The Home Depot, Republic Services, Inc., KISS 104.1, Kudzu Studios, Inman Park, and Biokleen.
Volunteers clearing Kudzu from the BeltLine in Old Fourth Ward |
Returning from work--Clean and Green BeltLine! |
Kwanza Hall, City Councilmember, District 2 and Peggy Denby & Aaron Turpeau from Keep Atlanta Beautiful, Thank volunteers at a luncheon at the water tower across from StudioPlex |
Liz Coyle, Historic Fourth Ward Park Conservancy, and Kwanza Hall share their vision for the future of Old Fourth Ward
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Rob Brawner, BeltLine Partnership encourages people to get out and use the BeltLine!
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