Northwest Clean Community Alliance
"Picking up the community one piece at a time"
Serving The Greater Northwest Houston-Harris County Texas Metropolitan Area
NWCCA News
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Participated in Texas Adopt-A-Beach cleanup in Seabrook, Texas
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Attended Bay Day in Kemah, Texas
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Participated in annual meeting of Houston Citizen's Environmental Coalition
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Clean up of Redemption Community Park
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Helped secure traffic light for intersection
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Presented two certificates of recognition for community recycling and clean up efforts.
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Provided supplies for clean up efforts in City of West, Texas
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Participated in Earth Day
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Spoke at Homeowners Association annual meetings
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Participated in Annual Trash Bash
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Attended meeting and completed survey on the Cypress Creek Greenway Project
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Traveled to state Capitol to register support for House Bill HB1473 and Senate Bill 645 relating to water quality improvement and pollution reduction through beverage container recycling
Picking up the community one piece at a time!
All litter and trash has an end point. In our area it's Galveston Bay
About Us
NWCCA seeks to address various environmental and related issues, circumstances and conditions that lead to community deterioration and decreased quality of life in the Northwest Houston-Harris County area. Since 2011, NWCCA has participated in community clean-up efforts and partnered with other groups to address situations that can negatively affect a broader area that has no boundaries.
Mission
NWCCA seeks to form strategic partnerships with various community stakeholders for the purpose of increasing local awareness and action regarding litter, heavy trash, natural debris, air quality, water quality, flood control and other natural or man-made issues that can adversely impact the safety and quality of life of the community and environment.
See article below from NWCCA Co-Founder, Jasmine Bell
Watch a video on a comprehensive solution to beverage container litter that impacts waterways.
The Northwest Clean Community Alliance has participated in community awareness and action events like the annual Trash Bash and Earth Day.
