OUR MISSION

The Montgomery Clean City Commission works to educate and motivate citizens of Montgomery to take action for a cleaner environment and a more attractive city.

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OUR BEGINNING

The commission is an intergovernmental organization created for the purpose of improving the appearance of the City of Montgomery and increasing the pride of the residents.

The commission takes action through various projects and programs to enhance residential, public and commercial properties; to maintain rights-of-way and to educate citizens on solid waste issues. Our mission is for Montgomery to be a more attractive place to live, work, and visit.

The commission is led by a board of Commissioners comprised of citizens from all of Montgomery's nine council districts. Commissioners are appointed and approved by the Montgomery City Council for two year terms.

The Montgomery Clean City Commission became a Keep America Beautiful Affiliate in October of 1976.

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Enjoyed speaking at the Normandale Community Associations Christmas Gala. Witnessed their new officers being sworn in, and helped with a super fun version of a gift exchange. Thankful to be apart of the greater Montgomery community and attend events like these!
Check out the newest member of our City Council, Councilwoman Graham, bringing together citizens from 4 neighborhoods for a clean-up today!
#tossitinMGM #montgomeryal #MyMGM
#weirdthingswefindatcleanups
Rain or shine our volunteers are what make the shredding event possible. Here are a few pics of some of our Commissioners that made it out to help the event today!
Love this partnership today with the DAs office and MPD bringing ILead into Chisholm Elementary. Everyone participated, even the teacher and MPD Chief of Staff John Bowman! @montgomery_da_darylbailey @montgomerypolicedepartment
Fun was had by all at Old Alabama Towns HullaBOO event last night. We even got to help attendees make this little pumpkin out of recycled paper strips!!
#weirdthingswefindatcleanups
The Talking Tree made an appearance at Highland Ave this week. Great response and participation from this group of smart kiddos.
Professor Environmental popped up at Highland Ave this week! What a joy to work with these young kiddos in our community on taking the lead at keeping our City clean.
Congrats to Director Amanda Miller for making it to through 1 year of cleaning up the city!
No big deal, just gained special permission to check out a tree at the Governors Mansion property today. Did you know they have a pool shaped like the state of Alabama there?!?
New partnerships are allowing us to assist neighborhoods and keep this city clean!
Thanks to St James and their continued support of cleaning Remount Cemetery through their Day of Service every year!
#weird(and unfortunate)thingsyoufindatcleanups

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