The Etowah County Sheriff’s Office is working to clean up
the county by joining the efforts of Renew Our Rivers this week. More than 35 inmates, from the Substance
Abuse Prevention Program (SAPP), will spend the week, supervised by deputies,
picking up trash and removing debris from the river banks of the Coosa
River. Inmates begin work with the
Renew Our Rivers campaign today and will continue through Friday, May 2. Collected trash and debris can be seen in the
parking lot of the Mort Glosser Amphitheatre.
Renew Our Rivers is an award-winning environmental river cleanup program
that began as Renew the Coosa, a vision of retired Alabama Power employee Gene
Phifer. More than 10 million pounds of
trash and debris have been removed from Alabama and Southeast Rivers since the
campaign began.
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