Oakley Community Cleanups
The Oakley Community Council's Beautification Committee, in conjunction with Keep Cincinnati Beautiful, MadTree Brewing, City of Cincinnati, and other community partners were very happy to sponsor 2 community cleanups in 2021. Building on the success of these first 2 events (June and October 2021), we will be hosting annual Spring and Fall annual cleanups starting in 2022. The more volunteers, the more area we can cover, so look for future announcements and help us Keep Oakley Beautiful.
Our efforts focus primarily on picking up of litter/garbage that volunteers can gather while walking through the neighborhood. Bulk items and yard waste are not included in these annual cleanups, but special events could be scheduled if you have location(s) where this type of cleanup is needed.
Councilmember Keating and her staff are working on addressing the dumping and litter issues across the city. Please complete the Litter Survey here.
Fall 2022 Oakley Community Cleanup!
The Oakley Community Council is happy to announce that our next Community Cleanup will held Saturday, 1 October, 2022. Sign-in will begin at 8:30am in the Crossroads Parking Lot. Cleanup will run from 9:00 - 11:00am.
Oakley Cleanup History
2022 Spring Cleanup - biggest turnout to date!
Oakley Community Council teamed up with Keep Cincinnati Beautiful to host the 2022 Spring Community Cleanup!
We had our largest volunteer turnout to date for the 2022 Spring Cleanup, it was a great success. A special thanks goes out the Hyde Park school baseball, softball, and scouts for getting the kids involved!
Teams targeted the Oakley Station, Wasson Road/Way, Madison (Kennedy to Hyde Park Ave), and Allendale/Brotherton areas, and many adjacent streets, and collected more than 225 pounds of garbage.
Oaktober Fall Cleanup - another success!
Oakley Community Council teamed up with Keep Cincinnati Beautiful to host the Oaktober Fall Community Cleanup!
Thanks to the 30+ volunteers who gave up their time in support of The Oaktober Fall Cleanup, it was a great success. Teams targeted the Oakley Station, Wasson Road, Madison (Kennedy to Hyde Park Ave), and Allendale/Brotherton areas, and many adjacent streets, and collected more than 170 pounds of garbage.
Initial Oakley Cleanup a big success!
Oakley Community Council teamed up with Keep Cincinnati Beautiful to host the Oakley Community Cleanup!
Thanks to the 50+ volunteers who gave up their time in support of The Great Oakley Cleanup, it was a great success. Teams targeted the Oakley Station, Wasson Road, Madison (Kennedy to Hyde Park Ave), and Allendale/Brotherton areas, and many adjacent streets, and collected more than 290 pounds of garbage.
Many thanks to our partners and sponsors: Keep Cincinnati Beautiful, Crossroads, Roehr Insurance, Cincinnati Botanical Depot, MadTree Brewing, UDF, The E.