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Randolph Clean Communities Program Sees Jump In Volunteers, Township Says

More than 1,000 people participated in Randolph's Clean Communities program, according to a new township update.

RANDOLPH, NJ — Randolph Township is reporting a major increase in participation in its Clean Communities program.

According to an Oct. 26 Facebook update from Councilwoman Denise Thornton, 22 groups signed up for the program this year, bringing the total to 1,053 participants.

Participation increased by more than 400 percent compared with last October, township officials said.

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"Thank you to everyone who volunteered their time and helped keep Randolph clean, beautiful, and welcoming," the township said.

Residents can watch the township's Facebook video to learn more about the community effort.

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