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~ Colorado Springs, CO- Mayor Yemi Mobolade recognized the Pikes Peak Road Runners (PPRR) today for their outstanding efforts in keeping the city clean. The local running club was presented with the Spirit of the Springs 2025 Keep it Clean COS award for their dedication to stewarding public lands through trail cleanups.
Since 1998, PPRR has been actively participating in monthly trail cleanups, logging an impressive 686 volunteer hours and engaging 98 unique volunteers in 2024 alone. They have also filled 512 bags of trash, making a significant impact on the cleanliness of the community.
Mayor Yemi praised PPRR for their inspiring work and commended them for setting an example of community-driven action. He expressed his gratitude to the entire PPRR community for their service, leadership, and for setting a standard for others to follow.
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The Keep it Clean COS award was established in 2022 to recognize individuals and groups who go above and beyond in their volunteer efforts to keep the community clean. The inaugural winner under Mayor John Suthers was COSILoveYou.
The City will be partnering with the Fountain Creek Watershed District's Great American Cleanup and COSILoveYou's City Serve Day on May 2-3 for a big community cleanup opportunity. Residents are encouraged to register and learn more at ColoradoSprings.gov/KeepItClean.
In addition to participating in community clean-up efforts, residents can also support Keep it Clean COS by properly disposing of trash and maintaining a litter-free environment in their neighborhoods. By working together, we can all contribute to keeping Colorado Springs beautiful and welcoming for everyone.
Since 1998, PPRR has been actively participating in monthly trail cleanups, logging an impressive 686 volunteer hours and engaging 98 unique volunteers in 2024 alone. They have also filled 512 bags of trash, making a significant impact on the cleanliness of the community.
Mayor Yemi praised PPRR for their inspiring work and commended them for setting an example of community-driven action. He expressed his gratitude to the entire PPRR community for their service, leadership, and for setting a standard for others to follow.
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The Keep it Clean COS award was established in 2022 to recognize individuals and groups who go above and beyond in their volunteer efforts to keep the community clean. The inaugural winner under Mayor John Suthers was COSILoveYou.
The City will be partnering with the Fountain Creek Watershed District's Great American Cleanup and COSILoveYou's City Serve Day on May 2-3 for a big community cleanup opportunity. Residents are encouraged to register and learn more at ColoradoSprings.gov/KeepItClean.
In addition to participating in community clean-up efforts, residents can also support Keep it Clean COS by properly disposing of trash and maintaining a litter-free environment in their neighborhoods. By working together, we can all contribute to keeping Colorado Springs beautiful and welcoming for everyone.
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