Looking for some good, clean fun?
Then join Livingston Dems on Sunday, April 23, for our quarterly roadside cleanup under the Michigan Department of Transportation’s Adopt-a-Highway program.
Livingston Dems have been participating in MDOT’s Adopt-a-Highway program for more than 30 years, picking up litter along a two-mile stretch of M-59 in Oceola Township.
This year, leadership of the project is transitioning to Jordan Genso, a member of the Livingston County Democratic Executive Committee and its secretary.
The April 23 cleanup is the first one of the year, which means a winter’s worth of litter will have accumulated along the roadway. Cleanup usually takes about two hours, but having more volunteers can cut that time.
And it comes on Earth Day weekend – a perfect way to observe the event.
Please meet at 8 a.m. in the parking lot of Ironwood Golf Club, 6902 E. Highland Rd., in Oceola Township, parking near the fence. The rain date will be April 30.
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Wear sturdy shoes and bring sunscreen and work gloves. The party will provide a safety briefing, safety vest, trash bags, and pickup sticks.
“If you are new to the party, this is a great, informal opportunity to meet other Democrats and enjoy casual conversation will getting some exercise and doing something for the environment,” said Judy Daubenmier, party chair.
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