Oh what a beautiful morning it is in Oklahoma the day after the Department of Transportation’s annual statewide TRASH-OFF each April. The 14th version of the spring cleanup this year proudly announced the hard work of 188 participating communities in 19 counties, 30 state parks, three Corps of Engineers lakes and thousands of Adopt-A-Highway volunteers.

Administered by ODOT’s Beautification Office, TRASH-OFF makes good use of in-state partnerships, publicity and recycled hubcap awards to attract a growing number of volunteers each year. The true keys to success, however, are the communities, neighborhood volunteers, park rangers, city employees and others who take the opportunity and creatively run with it.

For changing bad habits and trading trash for tributes, ODOT’S ANNUAL “TRASH-OFF” IS GOOD NEWS FOR OKLAHOMA’S PUBLIC AREAS AND ROADSIDES!