Mayor’s Office of Community Relations and Services to host Community Clean-Ups in All 8 Wards

(Washington, DC)  Tomorrow, the Mayor’s Office of Community Relations and Services (MOCRS) in partnership with Serve DC, will conduct community clean-ups in all 8 wards. Participation in clean-ups are open to the public. Community clean-ups will close out this week’s #SpringIntoAction campaign, part of the recently launched Reaching Effective Solutions Using Lasting Tactics and Strategies or the R.E.S.U.L.T.S. Initiative. The initiative is part of Mayor Bowser’s plan to deliver a fresh start for District residents by proactively improving coordination between government agencies, residents, businesses and other community stakeholders.

Who:
Mayor’s Office of Community Relations and Services (MOCRS)

What:
R.E.S.U.L.T.S. Community Clean-ups

When:
Saturday, March 21st
 
Where:
Ward 1 Community Clean Up
2 pm – Saturday, March 21st
Location: Ogden Street – Corner of 14th & Oak Streets, NW

Ward 2 Community Clean Up
12 pm – Saturday, March 21st
Location: 12th and P Street, NW

Ward 3 Community Clean Up
11 am  – Saturday, March 21st
Location: UDC Theatre for Arts – Windom Circle, NW

Ward 4 Community Clean Up
11 am  – Saturday, March 21st
Location: Petworth Library – 4200 Kansas Avenue, NW
Location: Shepherd Park Elementary School – 7800 14th Street, NW

Ward 5 Community Clean Up
10 am  – Saturday, March 21st 
Location: Harry Thomas Recreation Center – 1743 Lincoln Road, NE

Ward 6 Community Clean Up
12 pm – Saturday, March 21st 
Location: Eastern Senior High School – 1700 E. Capitol Street, SE

Ward 7 Community Clean Up
9 am –  Saturday, March 21st
Location: Marvin Gaye Greening Center –  5100 Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue, NE

Ward 8 Community Clean Up
10 am – Saturday, March 21st
Location: Corner of MLK and Malcolm X Avenue, SE

*Press interested in attending events are asked to RSVP to press@dc.gov