Rio Linda

Rio Linda

A first name and a method of contacting you is required. This information will be sent to our administrative volunteers.

After submitting this form, one of our volunteers will contact you within 72 hours to confirm your choice of work sites, provide you with any additional instructions and answer any questions you may have.

Volunteer Instructions:
Please come prepared to get a little muddy. Use the checklist below so that you come protected against the natural and man-made elements.

Checklist:
  Comfortable, washable clothes
  Long pants and Long sleeves
  Hat and sunscreen
  Gloves (Work or gardening type)
  Shoes that can get wet and muddy
  Waterproof boots (optional)
  Grabbing tool or rake (optional)

All children must be with a responsible adult. There can be hidden hazards in the debris, plus water and slippery stream banks can be hazards.

If you bring a child or group of children, your most important job is to supervise and keep them safe. Collecting trash is secondary for adults in charge of children. Thank you for making it possible for them to have this experience!

Your first name:
Day and evening telephone numbers:
or if you prefer email, your address:

If you are part of a group, please tell us your group's name
Number of participants in your group
And the age range of your group (for example '15-45')
Comments or Opinions?
I have read the checklist and will follow the instructions for Creek Week volunteers.

Rio Linda

Report at 8:30am on Saturday, April 17th to the Rio Linda Community Center at 810 Oak Lane in Rio Linda.

Your team leader will provide you with instructions, garbage bags and help you get started. Some volunteers may be assigned to a different location after checking in. If you are allergic to poison oak, be sure to watch for it in brushy areas. Bottled water will be provided.

If you would like to get more information about clean-up sites in Rio Linda, please call Denis at 991-8112.