The Daviess County Solid Waste Department’s "Trash for Cash" program is a great way to keep local roads clean while supporting non-profit organizations. Through this initiative, groups can raise funds by volunteering to collect litter and debris along county roads. Typically held in the spring or fall, participants choose a day to clean up, with the county providing safety vests, trash bags, and all necessary tools for the job. Here's how to apply for your non-profit.

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2025 "TRASH FOR CASH" IN DAVIESS COUNTY

Applications are now open for 2025 cleanup days through the "Trash for Cash" program! Groups participating in this effort will be assigned a 5-mile stretch of road, covering both sides and will receive a reimbursement of $130 per mile. It’s a great opportunity to make a positive environmental impact while earning funds for your organization. Don’t miss the chance to contribute to a cleaner community and get involved in this rewarding initiative!

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"Trash for Cash" is open to federally-recognized non-profit organizations in Daviess County. To participate the group must submit a W9 form as part of the application process. It's easy to get started!

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RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY!

Applications for the "Trash for Cash" program will be reviewed and approved by the Daviess County Fiscal Court on a first-come, first-serve basis. Once accepted, the Fiscal Court will assign a cleanup date and route based on the preferences indicated in your application. Group leaders are responsible for collecting liability waivers from each participant before the event date. For questions or more information, contact the administrative office at 270-685-8424.

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