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In 2023, Brampton City Council passed a motion for staff to work with community groups and stakeholders to review processes and coordination efforts to identify gaps in maintaining a clean city. Our efforts are driven by a passionate team and supported by individuals like you who care deeply about the city we live in.

New! Ready, Set, Col​lect Litter Reduction Competition​

Exciting news! We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Read​y, Set,​ Collect Litter Reduction Competition: a user-friendly platform designed to encourage individuals and communities to take action and track their litter clean​up efforts by reporting the area they have visited and the amount of litter they have collected. Through this tool, residents can share their results to challenge other neighbourhoods to undertake their own cleanup efforts to keep Brampto​n clean!​​​​​

​​​Submission Form

Register your park clean up​ through the ​Parks Cleanup Program anytime from April 1 - November 1 for free cleanup supplies. Please leave your collected garbage bags after cleanup by the park sign or park garbage can.​​

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Opportu​nity to provide feedback on and sign your commitment to the City’s Draft Litter Reduction Charter

Your voice matters! As we strive to refine our goals for the litter reduction initiative, we invite you to participate in our community consultation to provide feedback on ​and sign your commitment to our Draft Litter Reduction Charter. The Charter outlines our vision and goals for tackling litter. Your insights and commitment will help shape the future direction of our efforts and ensure that we are aligned with the needs and aspirations of o​ur community.

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Litter Reduction Forum

Last fall, we hosted Brampton’s first Litter Reduction Forum, to raise awareness and gain ​valuable feedback on building and enhancing litter prevention strategies in our community. The forum brought together various stakeholders, including community leaders, businesses, community organizations, conservation authorities, places ​of worship, government leaders and staff, and served as a platform for insightful discussions, innovative ideas, and collaborative solutions aimed at tackling litter at its root. During this session, participants had the opportunity to provide input on key topics, including the development of the Draft Litter Reduction Charter.

Introducing the Litter Reduction Working Group

As a direct result of the Litter Reduction Forum, the Litter Reduction Working Group w​as formed, comprising of dedicated volunteers, city and regional staff, community organizations, and businesses. Together, we are spearheading initiatives, implementing strategies, and mobilizing resources to address litter effectively.​​

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Together, let's turn the tide on litter and pave the way for a cleaner, greener future for generations to come.​

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