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Save Our Beach conducts a monthly beach cleanup in Seal Beach.

We have our "Monthly Beach Cleanup" every month from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the 1st Street Beach Lot (corner of Ocean & 1st in the Rivers End restaurant parking lot) in Seal Beach.

30 Minutes is not a huge commitment, but a lot of people, focused on a single worthwhile project for a mere 1/2 hour can produce some startling results, and thanks to you, we can see the difference we're making!


**MONTHLY BEACH CLEANUPS**

SEAL BEACH: On 1 Saturday per month (scroll down to see 2008 schedule) from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. meet at the 1st Street Beach Parking Lot (where Rivers End restaurant is), corner of 1st Street and Ocean Avenue in Seal Beach and help us keep trash off of our beach and out of our ocean. Kids of all ages are welcome!
As always, we provide parking passes, garbage bags, protective gloves (AND certificates if you need one for school credit or community service).

All you need to bring is closed toe shoes and sunscreen! We're there rain or shine. See you in the sand! More questions? Please email kim@saveourbeach.org or call (562) 884-6764.

2008 Beach Cleanup Schedule

SEAL BEACH -- 1st & Ocean

Sept 20, 2008—9 a.m. to Noon “California Coastal Cleanup Day”
***TWO LOCATIONS***
1st & Ocean AND 1st & Pacific Coast Hwy
< MORE INFO. >

Oct 25, 2008—11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Nov 22, 2008—11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Dec 20, 2008—11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

BEACH CLEAN-UP DIRECTIONS
Take the 405 FWY to Seal Beach Blvd, go South off of the freeway to Pacific Coast Highway (a little more than 2 miles) and make a right on PCH. Take PCH to 1st Street (a little less than a mile) and make a left onto 1st Street. Take 1st Street until it ends in a parking lot and that's where we'll be! If you get lost, please call Kim's cell phone at (562) 884-6764.

RIVERBED - COASTAL CLEAN-UP DAY DIRECTIONS
< CLICK HERE >

Map to Beach Clean Up.
Kim Masoner
Founder
Save Our Beach
email kim@saveourbeach.org
562 884-6764

HAZARDOUS WASTE PICKUP, NOW IN SEAL BEACH!

Free Door-to-Door Collections for Non-Traditional Waste Now Available for residents of Seal Beach.

It's goal is to collect items that are not to be placed in the trash or recycling bins: batteries (alkaline, NICAD, lead acid), fluorescent lamps, mercury thermometers, all electronics (including tv's computers, cell phones), non-controlled medicines and sharps. However, home pickup is not available for ammunition, nuclear/radioactive waste, explosives or commercial chemicals.

Call 800-449-7587 and schedule the collection of eligible waste directly from your home. You will not be required to stay at home for the collection, unless in-home assistance with gathering and packing materials is required.


RECYCLING EFFORTS:

If you have any of the following items, please bring them to our beach cleanup so we can recycle them:

- old prescription glasses

- old ink cartridges

- old cell phones


Kim Masoner, Save Our Beach
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Kim Masoner, Save Our Beach
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PO Box 1014
Seal Beach, CA 90740
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