Sponsor-A-Site
Dan
Palmer, District Director for the Lawrence-Scioto County
Solid Waste Management District has developed a positive
program called Sponsor A Site. The program is to be offered
to any business, church, civic group or scout group, etc
within Lawrence or Scioto County. The program kicked off
August 2, 2006; the first area to be sponsored was the area
between Molton Field and the Storms Creek Apartments on
Lawrence Street in Ironton. The area was adopted by the
Ironton-Lawrence County CAO. The first cleanup was a huge
success; the group collected 39 bags of trash and debris,
a shopping cart, roofing shingles, scrap ply wood, 2 passenger
tires, a baby stroller, 2 gas tanks, a wooden door, and
a recliner. The group will meet the last Tuesday of every
month for cleanup.
The
District has decided to help any organization willing to
take on this project in their desired area of either county..
The District will provide garbage bags, and gloves for the
clean up. The group must commit to clean up the area once
per month or as needed. For more information contact the
SWMD office at 740-532-1231 between the hours of 8 am -
4:30 pm.
The
Lawrence-Scioto Solid Waste Management District is available
to help coordinate this event in either county. The program
is available for any group (civic, church, etc.) interested
in the initial clean up, and monthly (or as needed) upkeep
of the designated area.
Sponsor-A-Site
Participants:
LAWRENCE
COUNTY
Ironton
Moose Teen Club ( Coal Grove Boat Ramp )
Bald
Knob United Brethern Church (from St. Rt. 141 to 217 - 5
miles)
David
& Regina Adkins (Twp. Rd. 256, Kitts Hill)
Ironton-Lawrence
CAO ( Lawrence Street Road )
Dr. Jack Davis ( County Road 4 )
Lawrence County Juvenile Court
Community Service ( Campbell Ave.- Ironton )
River's
Bend Healthcare (2nd St. & Jefferson Ave.) near Center
Rock Hill Students (Smokey Row Road)
Friends
of Sugar Creek Ridge ( County Road 44 S )
4-H
"Kitts Hill Willing Workers" ( County Road 105 - 1st mile
)
Millwright
Welding & Fabrication ( County Road 105 - 2nd mile )
OMI
- Operations Management Intl. ( 3rd St. - From Lorain
to Neal's Automotive )
Memorial
United Methodist Church ( Memorial St. & Pike
to Lane St.)
First
United Methodist Church ( Center to Railroad St. -
from 6th to 5th )
Joe
& Sue Benning ( Twp. Rd. 256 - Kitts Hill : .5 mile )
Oak
Ridge Road Community Crime Watch ( Co.Rd. 5 - 1 mile )
Scout
Pack 104 of First United Methodist Church
Chesapeake
- Union Twp. Fire Dept. ( 3rd. Ave.
& Big Branch Road to the Overpass)
Concerned
Citizens of Bent Creek ( Co.Rd. 118 - Chesapeake;
2 miles )
New
Hope United Methodist Church, Proctorville
Chesapeake
Middle School
Henderson
Sand & Gravel
Ironton
Moose Teen Club
Village
of South Point Concerned Citizens
Rumpke
Recycling
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SCIOTO
COUNTY
Friendship
United Methodist Church (Warren Dr. & road in front
of Church)
Second
Presbyterian Youth ( Waller St. between 8th
& 9th Sts.)
Seventh
Day Adventist ( Scioto Trail - from Dairy Queen
to Pizza Hut )
Notre
Elementary ( Whole city block surrounding school )
Shawnee
Nature Club ( Sunrise Ave. over the Reservoir )
Shawnee
State Park & Community Volunteers ( Park &
Surrounding Area )
Shawnee
State Forest & Community Volunteers
( Forest & Surrounding Area )
Boy
Scout Troop # 2 & Crew 2 ( 11th Street from Offnere
to Hutchins St.)
Voices
for the Forest. Org ( Pond Creek at Shawnee State Forest
)
Living
With A Cause. Com ( Rt. 139 )
Girl
Scout Troop # 228 of New Boston
Stepping
Stone House
South
Webster Girl Scout Troop #1785 (around school campus)
South
Webster Cub Scout Pack #53 (ball field)
Uniquely
Us, 4-H Group (St. Rt. 104 & 73 intersection)
Time
Out For Me, Inc. - Teen Development (Park at 14th St. &
Robinson Ave.)
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Ironton
Teen Moose Club Adopts Coal Grove Boat Ramp - 12 volunteers,
collected 2 tires, bed frame, box springs, chair, road sign,
buckets, trash cans, bottles, toys, syringes, for a total
of 86 bags of trash.
Second
Presbyterian Youth Group, Portsmouth Ohio
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Rock
Hill High School Students collected 73 bags of litter
(trash), a toilet, and a large piece of pipe during their
first cleanup event. The group is comprised of the Rock
Hill High Honor Society. The group will meet once monthly
for routine cleanups in the surrounding area of the school.
The LSSWMD helped coordinate the event. In addition the
District supplied gloves, bags and a sign for the group.
The LSSWMD also collected the bags for disposal.
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Friends
of Sugar Creek Ridge, Lawrence County
Lawrence
County Juvenile Court Community Service - adopted Campbell
Avenue, Ironton
Dr.
Jack Davis (Tyn Rhos Farm) - adopted Lawrence County
Road 4
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The first
event was held in Lawrence County, the area was adopted by
the Ironton-Lawrence County CAO.
Before
clean-up
During
clean-up
After
clean-up
The
district will provide gloves, bags, etc. needed for cleanups.
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