Two volunteer organizations are collaborating to beautify Carlos Bee Park next month and are actively seeking additional volunteers.
The Clean Water Volunteers are a part of the Alameda County Clean Water program, a clean water initiative that partners with public agencies across the county to facilitate compliance with the Federal Clean Water Act. Teaming up with them are Hayward Area Parks & Recreation’s (H.A.R.D.) Volunteers in the Park (V.I.P.), whose mission is to provide the community with enriching recreational activities, upkept facilities, and clean parks. The V.I.P. arm is tasked with cleaning up the area parks.
Organizers ask participants bring gloves and bottled water to the clean-up project. Parents or guardians will need to supervise minors. Volunteers should also arrive wearing work clothes, a mask, and comfortable shoes. H.A.R.D will provide proper gear and tools such as trash grabbers and Bags. There will also be a water testing demonstration from the Alameda County Clean Water Program.
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The Carlos Bee Park Litter Pick Up and Beautification Day is scheduled for December 4 from 9:45am to 1:00pm. The location is a small park with a playground nestled in the Castro Valley, located at 1905 Grove Way.
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