Stone Mountain to hold its next cleanup day on Aug. 19

Stone Mountain, GA — The city of Stone Mountain will host a cleanup day on Saturday, Aug. 19, from 9-11 a.m. on Ridge Forest Drive.

The city hosted the first citywide cleanup in May, which saw over 140 residents participate and about 18 tons of garbage were collected during a sweep of the 1.7 square miles of the city.

“The next cleanup on Aug. 19 will build on that strength by focusing a smaller, more targeted effort on Ridge-Forest Drive,” a press release from the city states. “Moving forward, smaller, regular cleanups will maintain the new standard and sustain the community spirit that made it possible.”

Volunteers are encouraged to wear comfortable work clothes and sturdy footwear.

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