Bring One for the Chipper takes place from Dec. 26 to Jan. 6 and it is part of a statewide tree recycling program. Hall County’s 12 compactor sites and the Hall County Landfill will be participating.

Trees will be mulched, and then residents can pick up free mulch at the county landfill Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., weather permitting. 

Artificial trees are not accepted, and all decorations need to be removed before the trees are handed over for recycling.

#PlantBeautifulThings

Keep Hall Beautiful holds 2 events for National Planting Day...one beautification project in March and one beautification project in October.

We encourage anyone that loves to play in the dirt or that has a green thumb to come out and join us for a couple of hours for this fun community project.

Sweep the Hooch is an annual day of service to the Chattahoochee River where we ask the community to get involved and join us in giving something back to the mighty river that gives so much to us and our communities.

Volunteers are invited to assist by foot, in waders, kayak/canoe, or even assist by boat to remove trash.

Gloves, trash bags, trash removal, restroom facilities, and team lead support will be provided for our AMAZING volunteers.

River's Alive takes place in March and the cleanup is typically held around cleaning up the Flat Creek Water Treatment area. Stay tuned to our website on the home page for all of our upcoming events for more dates, times, and locations.

This event is held throughout the entire month of April with some larger community cleanup days. Stay tuned to our website on the home page for all of our upcoming events for more dates, times, and locations.

Let Keep Hall Beautiful be your personal Easter bunnies this year by allowing us to Egg Your Yard!

We will be offering three different egg packages. Each package includes delivery of your selected, purchased total eggs, scattering of the eggs within your front yard, a letter from the Easter Bunny, and of course, one empty egg, which the Easter Bunny will give the simple reminder of the day and the significance that the empty egg represents...Jesus' empty tomb, for He has RISEN!

Join us in giving something back to our community. Volunteers are invited to a new location each month to assist by foot, in waders, kayak/canoe, or even assist by boat to remove trash, depending on our location, in a different area around Hall County for a community cleanup.

Gloves, trash bags, trash removal, restroom facilities, and team lead support will be provided for our AMAZING volunteers.

Join us in giving something back to our community. Volunteers are invited to a new location each month to assist by foot, in waders, kayak/canoe, or even assist by boat to remove trash, depending on our location, in a different area around Hall County for a community cleanup.

Gloves, trash bags, trash removal, restroom facilities, and team lead support will be provided for our AMAZING volunteers.

Join us in giving something back to our community. Volunteers are invited to a new location each month to assist by foot, in waders, kayak/canoe, or even assist by boat to remove trash, depending on our location, in a different area around Hall County for a community cleanup.

Gloves, trash bags, trash removal, restroom facilities, and team lead support will be provided for our AMAZING volunteers.

Join us in giving something back to our community. Volunteers are invited to a new location each month to assist by foot, in waders, kayak/canoe, or even assist by boat to remove trash, depending on our location, in a different area around Hall County for a community cleanup.

Gloves, trash bags, trash removal, restroom facilities, and team lead support will be provided for our AMAZING volunteers.

Shore Sweep typically takes place the 3rd Saturday in September. Stay tuned to our home page as we post specifics regarding the dates, times, and location for this event as time gets closer!

#PlantBeautifulThings

Keep Hall Beautiful holds 2 events for National Planting Day...one beautification project in March and one beautification project in October.

We encourage anyone that loves to play in the dirt or that has a green thumb to come out and join us for a couple of hours for this fun community project.

Join us in giving something back to our community. Volunteers are invited to a new location each month to assist by foot, in waders, kayak/canoe, or even assist by boat to remove trash, depending on our location, in a different area around Hall County for a community cleanup.

Gloves, trash bags, trash removal, restroom facilities, and team lead support will be provided for our AMAZING volunteers.