Caltrans in partnership with Refuse Refuse San Francisco are set to hold a cleanup event at Ocean Beach in San Francisco on Sept. 20 in celebration of the 41st Annual Coastal Cleanup Day. Community groups, local businesses, and residents are invited to volunteer.
2025 Coastal Cleanup Day Event
Date: Sept. 20, 2025
Time: 10:00 a.m. – noon
Location: 800 Great Hwy, San Francisco, CA 94121 (Roundabout at MKThink / Andytown Coffee)
Details:
Caltrans, through its Stormwater Campaign “Let’s Change This to That,” and Refuse Refuse San Francisco are inviting local volunteers to help clean up Ocean Beach in honor of the 41st Annual California Coastal Cleanup Day. This critical cleanup will remove trash, litter, and other waste ahead of the first heavy rains of the season, preventing the waste from washing untreated into local rivers, creeks, lakes, and the ocean.
RSVP: RSVP for the event here
For More Information: https://refuserefusesf.org/
About Caltrans and its Stormwater Anti-Pollution Campaign:
Caltrans, the California Department of Transportation, is responsible for designing, constructing, maintaining, and operating the state’s transportation infrastructure. This includes its “Let’s Change This to That” Stormwater Campaign that is educating the traveling public on the dangers created by trash, litter, harmful chemicals and other debris left on state highways and near waterways during drier months. Come the first heavy rains, stormwater washes much of this waste and debris untreated into local rivers, creeks, lakes and the ocean. By reducing and cleaning up litter everywhere in the state, every Californian can keep our beautiful waterways and coastlines safe and clean for all.
For more information, visit CleanWaterCA.com.
About Refuse Refuse San Francisco:
Refuse Refuse is a campaign that brings together a community of individuals that care enough to demonstrate their love for San Francisco by picking up and removing the trash that litters our city. We organize cleanups, help others establish their own, and educate residents on what they can do to keep our neighborhoods, parks, beaches, and public spaces clean. To learn more, visit RefuseRefuseSF.org.
