St. Helena Participating In Napa County Coastal Cleanup 2020

ST. HELENA, CA — The city of St. Helena invites volunteers to clean up Napa County’s streets and creeks Saturday during the final day of the Napa County Coastal Cleanup 2020.

The city will have a table set up from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Saturday in front of the Police Department at 1480 Main St., where community members can borrow supplies including garbage pickers, trash bags, and trash collecting receptacles.

The city asks that volunteers return the borrowed items by 12 p.m., and drop any trash-filled bags off at the designated area of Lyman Park, near the front picnic area nearest to the Police Department. The city's Public Works staff will then dispose of all trash bags.

"Clean up your street, park, local shoreline, or favorite happy place! Join other Californians in cleaning up close to home this year," the city said. "Adopt a spot and pick up the trash before it gets to the ocean!"

To keep everyone safe amid the coronavirus, the city is asking the community to comply with the following restrictions:

• Do not go out if you are feeling sick
• Wear gloves and a face mask
• Avoid gathering in groups
• Pick up trash with a picker if you have one (limited pickers will be available at the breezeway adjacent to the Police Department)

Those in St. Helena and beyond who participate in Napa County Coastal Cleanup 2020 can report their findings via the CleanSwell mobile app. Questions can be directed to Ashley@NapaRCD.org or 707-690-3117.