Clinton Cleanup: April 18, 2026

Clinton Cleanup is an annual effort that brings people together to participate in cleanups and practice stewardship of local water resources and green spaces.

Clinton Cleanup is made possible through the combined effort of hundreds of individuals, businesses, local governments, and community organizations who host clean-ups with us throughout the watershed. Volunteer groups organize clean-ups around the watershed and CRWC provides the materials needed (grabbers, trash bags, etc...).

2026 CLINTON CLEANUP STATS

403

volunteers

3,078.05

lbs of debris collected

2026 PUBLIC CLEANUP EVENTS

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2026 PRIVATE CLEANUP EVENTS

Man wearing a Michigan State hoodie and gloves pushing a wheelbarrow filled with tree branches and roots in a wooded area.

Clinton Cleanup: Kiwanis Whispering Park (Private Event)

This private clean up is hosted by the Home Depot 2708.

People cleaning up trash by a riverbank during the daytime with leafless trees in the background

Clinton Cleanup: Beaudette Park (Private Event)

This private clean up is hosted by Oakland County.

A group of four people standing outdoors in a grassy area surrounded by trees, participating in a cleanup activity. They are examining trash that has been collected from the ground.

Clinton Cleanup: Waldenburg Park (Private Event)

This private clean up is hosted by PTI Engineered Plastics.

People working outdoors in a wooded area, planting a garden in a cleared section of land.

Clinton Cleanup: Murphy Park (Private Event)

This private clean up is hosted by the Oakland County Water Resources Commissioner.

Group of four people walking outdoors in a park, two women and one man, all smiling and carrying trash bags, participating in a cleanup activity on a sunny day.

Clinton Cleanup: Sylvan Manor Park (Private Event)

This private clean up is hosted by Oakland County.

A park with a brown pavilion, several trees, a large grassy area with flowers, and a parking lot in the background.

Clinton Cleanup: Borden Park (Private Event)

This private clean up is hosted by the PTA Council Green Schools Committee.

Two young girls standing outdoors in a grassy area, wearing red t-shirts for a walk event, smiling, with one girl holding a trash bag.

Clinton Cleanup: Firefighters Park (Private Event)

This private clean up is hosted by Brose Americas.

A river flowing through a wooded area with leafless trees on the banks, sunlight reflecting off the water, and grass and pebbles along the shoreline.

Clinton Cleanup: River Bends Park (Private Event)

This private clean up is hosted by the The Home Depot - Team Depot.

Group of people outdoors posing for a photo with trash bags filled with litter in front of them, near a lake and trees.

Clinton Cleanup: Waterford Riverwalk Main Pavilion (Private Event)

This private clean up is hosted by Oakland County.

CAN I LEAD A CLEANUP?

Clinton Cleanup would not be possible without the efforts of local individuals who step up to lead cleanups. Anyone can be a cleanup coordinator. CRWC staff are happy to provide site coordinators with the guidance they need to be successful.

HOW YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE:

  • NOTE: Due to overwhelming interest, CRWC is no longer accepting applications for additional cleanups. Please consider joining one of our existing cleanups.

    Leading a cleanup is easier than it sounds. CRWC provides you with everything you need to get started.

    If you have a connection to a group of friends, church, youth organization, or club, or other team, you are already is a great position to lead a cleanup.

    Let us know you'd like to host a clean-up and our team will help you get started.

  • If you would like to help protect the watershed by cleaning up trash and debris, you can also join a public cleanup. Click on the public cleanup events above to learn how to register.

  • You can also support Clinton Cleanup through a donation. Click the link to learn more.