Community Corner
Annual Roadside Cleanup Planned for Sudbury
Join your friends and neighbors and clean up the town this spring.

SUDBURY, MA — Join friends and neighbors in the Annual Roadside Cleanup, where the community helps clean up Sudbury's roads, public areas and parks.
Everyone's help is needed in this important effort on Saturday, April 22. Each year, Sudbury civic groups, businesses and residents volunteer their time and energy to pick up litter all over town.
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As with previous years, there will not be a table at Town Hall for bag distribution.
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Volunteers are encouraged to bring trash bags. Those who do not wish to use their own may pick up bags beforehand at the Board of Selectmen’s office, 278 Old Sudbury Road, Flynn Building.
The Sudbury Department of Public Works will pick up securely fastened litter bags along the roadside during the week following April 22. Separated recyclables (glass, cans, # 1-7 plastic) and returnables may be dropped off at the rear of Town Hall. Proceeds from the items will be donated to a local charity.
Safety signs for vehicles are available in the Selectmen’s Office.
For high school students, volunteer hours on Cleanup Day are eligible for Community Service credit.
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