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UPDATE: Due to 75 percent chance of rain on Feb. 19, the cleanup date has changed to Feb. 18, 10 to 11 a.m.
Meet and park in the gravel lot by Rockdale County High School Tennis Courts. From Pine Log Road, turn into Bulldog Circle and immediately turn right into the gravel lot.
Bring water and a folding chair. Supplies will be provided for the cleanup.
CONYERS, GA– Voices for Rockdale has joined the City of Conyers’ Adopt-A-Mile program and is seeking volunteers to help the group clean the Pine Log/Rowland Road area throughout this year.
Corliss Turner, founder of Voices for Rockdale, said the group will perform its first cleanup for its adopted area on Feb. 18.
“We thank Mayor Vince Evans for paving the way for our participation in the Adopt-A-Mile program. We asked if we could plant flowers at the round-about behind the Nancy Guinn Library and the mayor contacted the city’s Public Works Department to provide the flowers and supplies for us,” said Turner.
Turner said Voices for Rockdale is looking forward to its upcoming cleanup project this month.
“Our goal is to engage the citizens in the community to work alongside our elected officials. It’s about helping the community to become involved and show their pride for their community,” said Turner.
The scheduled dates and times for Voices for Rockdale’s Adopt-A-Mile cleanups are listed below:
Tues., Feb. 18: Pick up supplies at City Hall
Wed., Feb. 19: 10 – 11 a.m., Cleanup Day
Tues., April 15: Pick up supplies at City Hall
Wed., April 16: 10 – 11 a.m., Cleanup Day
Tues. ,July 15: Pick up supplies at City Hall
Wed., July 16: 10—11 a.m., Cleanup Day
Tues., Oct. 7: Pick up supplies at City Hall
Wed., Oct. 8: 10 — 11 a.m., Cleanup Day
To sign up as a volunteer with Voices for Rockdale’s cleanup group, email voicesforrockdale@gmail.com.
For more information on how your community group can participate in the City of Conyers’ Adopt-A-Mile program, click below:
Pictured: Voices For Rockdale members Carolyn Brown, Virginia Curran, Vuokko Russo and Charlotte Gellert worked alongside Mayor Vince Evans(dark gray shirt) and Public Works and Transportation’s Arnold Rutledge and Wayne Sneed, as well as community service workers, planting pansies on Oct. 25, 2024. Photos via City of Conyers Facebook page.
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