A Litter Free Dallas starts with me! Use the resources below to volunteer, borrow tools for your neighborhood cleanup and report litter or illegal dumping.
Volunteer
Code Compliance: Community Hand Tool Program
The Nuisance Abatement Division offers a Community Hand Tool Program which is designed to provide volunteer groups with equipment to clean up litter, mow grass, and cut vegetation in their neighborhood for weekend clean-up projects or other beautification events.
Planning & Urban Design: Operation Beautification
Operation Beautification is a Citywide Community Cleanup Program. Residents, Neighborhood Associations, Civic, Faith-Based and Crime Watch groups, schools and businesses are invited to participate in this citywide cleaning spree!
Groundwork Dallas: Volunteer
Groundwork Dallas is dedicated to improving the natural surroundings of Dallas and beyond. The organization works closely with area citizens, like-minded organizations, and the city to help realize a vision of a safer, cleaner, and healthier environment.
Park and Recreation: Be Amazing! Volunteer!
Volunteers are the heart of the Park & Recreation department. They help keep parks beautiful and humming with activity by sharing skills, contributing time, and enhancing our lives. Schedule a clean-up by contacting our Volunteer Coordinator.
Report Litter & Illegal Dumping
3-1-1: Report Litter
Please contact Dallas 311 to report litter, illegal dumping, or to schedule Operation Beautification/Community Cleanups.
Dallas City Marshal: Report Illegal Dumping (in progress)
The Dallas City Marshal’s Office responds to illegal dumping activities in Dallas. If you see someone dumping, call 9-1-1 immediately and do not approach. If you find an illegal dump site, call 3-1-1 or visit the Dallas City Marshal webpage for the link to report it.
External Resources
Keep Dallas Beautiful
Keep Dallas Beautiful’s mission is to improve environmental quality in Dallas by working with neighborhoods and their grass-roots community organizations on litter reduction, recycling education and beautification.
Trash Free Trinity
The Trinity River Watershed “Adopt-a-Spot” site and Online Mapping Tool Project was created to foster a litter-free environment in the Trinity River Basin and track trash removal activities.
ReverseLitter
Created in 2012, ReverseLitter is a regional anti-litter campaign centered around protecting North Texas waterways from trash and debris. Do your part by collecting 10 pieces of trash every Tuesday. #TenonTues
Don’t Mess With Texas
When you see litter thrown or flying out of a vehicle, intentionally or accidentally, take down their information and report it.
