Keep Pickens Beautiful honored longtime board member Codi VanAtta, who served as a faithful member five years. Codi was presented with a plaque by the KPB Board of Directors, at their monthly meeting. She was a great resource, hard worker and contributed too many KPB projects over the years of her service. Codi served as …
KPB is looking forward to another productive year continuing to do projects that enhance the appearance of our beautiful county. KPB is celebrating 30 years of serving our community. Our outreach includes: Adopt A Road, working with our schools, teaching the 3 R’s recycling, reduce and reuse, Beautification, Recycling Programs, in homes, business, our schools …
Keep Pickens Beautiful would like to say “Thank You” to all who took part in cleaning up our beautiful County. Special thanks to 19 Adopt A Road Volunteers who reported picking up: 83 bags of trash from 35 miles of roadways and volunteered 66 hours of their time in April. We are receiving reports that …
New signs have been put up at Henderson Mountain Road and Highway 108 to warn motorists that this area is under surveillance. Pickens County Marshal Jim Harvey wants to remind residents that littering can carry a hefty fine, and that “I don’t issue warnings, I issue citations.” The sign cautions of the maximum penalty for …
Pickens County residents only may take four (4) scrap passenger size tires, maximum per family, off the rims, to the Pickens County Recycle Center at 3141 Camp Road, Jasper and 9720 Cove Road, Marble Hill, during the month of April as part of the Great American Clean. Keep Pickens Beautiful would like to remind you that mosquito breeding …
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