Together. Keeping our City Clean.
Clean up litter in your community, visit a Big Bin Event, support a non-profit group, or explore our many other programs.
Citizens, community groups, schools and businesses work with Capital City Clean Up to make Edmonton sparkle. Litter Kits provided by the City help reduce the amount of litter in your community.
Litter Supply Kit Program
Individuals/Households
- Request your City of Edmonton litter kit online by filling out this form
- Once you have filled out and submitted your request form you can pick up your litter kit at any of the City of Edmonton Recreation Centres
Event Organizers/Groups
1. Fill out and submit the Request Form
2. A representative from the Capital City Clean Up Team will coordinate the delivery of your supplies for your event or group through email
Each litter kit Includes:
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3 garbage bags
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pair of gloves
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(1) litter grabber
All litter pick-up participants are entered to win Capital City Clean Up merchandise and Tim Horton’s Gift Cards by submitting their clean-up progress. To submit your community clean up efforts fill out the reporting form
Litter Pick Up Form
Schoolyard Clean Up
Every spring after the snow melts school grounds in Edmonton need a little extra attention to make sure they’re clean and safe. Capital City Clean Up (CCCU) with the City of Edmonton (COE) offers elementary, junior, and senior high students a program that lets them show school pride and share the responsibility of a cleaner community.
To order your litter supply kits;
1. Fill out and submit this Request Form
2. A representative from the Capital City Clean Up Team will coordinate the delivery of your supplies for your school through email
Each litter kit Includes:
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3 garbage bags
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pair of gloves
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(1) litter grabber
Registered Volunteer Programs
Volunteers play an essential role in keeping the City of Edmonton safe and clean. Capital City Clean Up provides volunteers with the opportunity to make a meaningful impact with a minimal time commitment. To volunteer, you must register, complete the online training, and sign up for the activity or event that you wish to participate in. Volunteers must be 15+ years old. Sign up and view events.
Cigarette Litter
Bylaw
Beginning October 17, 2018, tobacco and cannabis smoking will be prohibited within 10 metres of doorways, windows, air intakes of buildings, patios and bus stops. Discarding cigarette butts on the ground is littering and subject to a $250 fine under
Bylaw 14614
. Please dispose of your butts responsibly.
Community Clean-Up Grant
Each spring, dozens of Edmonton community groups apply for help to get rid of any large, bulky items cluttering up the back alleys, streets or other areas in their neighbourhoods. Under the Community Clean Up Grant Program, formerly known as the Community Bin Grant Program, the City offers funds on a first-come, first-served basis that can be used for bin and truck rentals, disposal costs, litter removal projects, and other initiatives that promote community cleanliness.
Learn more on how to apply for the grant.
