Adopt-a-Spot in Baytown

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When you join Baytown's Adopt-a-Spot program, you become a vital part of keeping Baytown clean and attractive. Plus, being an Adopter gives participants an opportunity to give back to the community, teach their children about community responsibility, receive positive publicity for their business, participate in a quarterly team-building activity, and gain valuable community volunteer experience.

Best for faith organizations, businesses, and clubs ages 15 and older. No special skills or experience are required – just dedicated volunteers with a commitment to the community and concern for the environment.

Group Responsibilities

  • 2 year commitment
  • 4 cleanups per year; at least 1 cleanup per quarter
  • Adhere to safety policies
  • Keep required forms up-to-date
  • Notify program coordinator at least 2 weeks before service day
  • Submit service report after each cleanup
  • Share your volunteer story at least 2 times a year on Baytown Serves

City of Baytown Responsibilities

  • Recognize volunteer impact
  • Order and place sign, available starting after the 2nd clean up
  • Communicate important location information
  • Provide supplies
  • Proper disposal of waste after service day

In recognition of these amazing volunteers, City of Baytown will put up a personalized Adopt-a-Spot sign within their adopted area. Volunteers will also be recognized on Baytown Engage, social media, and spotlighted in our newsletters.

Become a trailblazer for Adopt-a-spot! Get started today by filling out application below or contacting Kourtney Bonzo through the "Who's Listening" tab at the top of this page.

You can also Adopt-a-Spot for a day with one-time cleanup! Contact kourtney.bonzo@baytown.org for more information.

When you join Baytown's Adopt-a-Spot program, you become a vital part of keeping Baytown clean and attractive. Plus, being an Adopter gives participants an opportunity to give back to the community, teach their children about community responsibility, receive positive publicity for their business, participate in a quarterly team-building activity, and gain valuable community volunteer experience.

Best for faith organizations, businesses, and clubs ages 15 and older. No special skills or experience are required – just dedicated volunteers with a commitment to the community and concern for the environment.

Group Responsibilities

  • 2 year commitment
  • 4 cleanups per year; at least 1 cleanup per quarter
  • Adhere to safety policies
  • Keep required forms up-to-date
  • Notify program coordinator at least 2 weeks before service day
  • Submit service report after each cleanup
  • Share your volunteer story at least 2 times a year on Baytown Serves

City of Baytown Responsibilities

  • Recognize volunteer impact
  • Order and place sign, available starting after the 2nd clean up
  • Communicate important location information
  • Provide supplies
  • Proper disposal of waste after service day

In recognition of these amazing volunteers, City of Baytown will put up a personalized Adopt-a-Spot sign within their adopted area. Volunteers will also be recognized on Baytown Engage, social media, and spotlighted in our newsletters.

Become a trailblazer for Adopt-a-spot! Get started today by filling out application below or contacting Kourtney Bonzo through the "Who's Listening" tab at the top of this page.

You can also Adopt-a-Spot for a day with one-time cleanup! Contact kourtney.bonzo@baytown.org for more information.

  • Baytown Area Democrats

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    Baytown Area Democrats joined the City of Baytown's Adopt-a-Spot program in April and completed their first cleanup on Saturday, July 1st along Blue Heron Parkway. Their five volunteers gathered 4 large bags of litter just between N Main and Barkaloo! Thank you for your dedication to caring for our community.

  • St Paul's Lutheran Church

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    Thank you St. Paul's Lutheran Church for another successful Adopt-a-Spot cleanup! It was a very hot day at the Library, but their six volunteers till gathered enough litter for 3 bags of trash. Thank you for your service!

  • Baytown Lion's Club

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    Thank you Baytown Lion's Club for completing another cleanup at Blue Heron Park! Their six volunteers gathered 2 bags of litter throughout the area.

  • Baytown Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association

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    Members from the Baytown Citizens Police Academy Alumni Association completed their first cleanup along Rollingbrook on Saturday, May 27th. They gathered two bags of litter and even found a fake braid!

  • One Shot Memorial

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    Nine volunteers from One Shot Memorial picked up litter throughout Eddie Huron Park on Friday! They even had some park goers join in on the fun. Thank you for your service!

  • Baytown Christian Alliance

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    Baytown Christian Alliance completed another cleanup at Bayland Park! Their 11 volunteers gathered 8 bags of litter that would've swept right into the waterway. Thank you for your dedication!

  • E.P.I.C.

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    Environment Protectors Initiating Change (E.P.I.C) completed their second Adopt-a-Spot cleanup at the Eddie V. Gray Wetlands Center on Wednesday, April 26th. They had 11 volunteers and gathered 5 large bags of litter! To learn more about the Youth EPIC program visit https://baytown.org/912/EPIC-Program.

  • Ross S. Sterling HS Key Club

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    Key Club members from Ross S. Sterling HS gathered 2 large bags of litter from their section of the Goose Creek Trail on Sunday, April 2nd. They also chalked positive messages along the trail for Month of Service! Join the movement and share your encouraging message along any of the Baytown trails!


  • Goose Creek Memorial HS PAL

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    Goose Creek Memorial PAL students took to Eddie Huron Park for their second Adopt-a-Spot cleanup on March 30th! Thank you for serving in our community!

  • St Paul's Lutheran Church

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    Thank you St Paul's Lutheran Church for another great cleanup at the Baytown Library on March 25th! They had 5 volunteers and gathered litter around the library and in the empty lot next door.

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