Coastal Cleanup Day 2026 - Bluffs Trail - City of Redlands

Please join us on Saturday, September 19th, for Coastal Cleanup Day!

Redlands will be celebrating at the Bluffs Trail, located at the cross streets of Riverview Dr. and Church St., from 9 AM - 11 AM.

How to Participate:

Event attendees MUST RSVP on Eventbrite! There are limited spaces available for this event.

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***Please read all information below before registering!***

WAIVERS:

Each participant must sign TWO waivers.

• California Coastal Commission: The first is a digital waiver required by the California Coastal Commission, the main organizer of Coastal Cleanup Day. Please use the links below to complete the waiver. You will receive an email notification confirming that the waiver was completed. Participants must show email confirmation of signed waiver at event check-in.

English - https://apps.docusign.com/webforms/us/f4243034bc88e0851ade626c4cdc669e

Spanish - https://apps.docusign.com/webforms/us/e80c27fcff0b0807b54542ef7439563c

• City of Redlands: The City of Redlands also requires a second physical waiver to be signed at the beginning of the event.

A parent or guardian must sign the liability waiver for any minor participant.

What to Bring:

September weather can be unpredictable, so let's all come prepared!

All volunteers should bring:

• Water and water bottle 💧
• Sunscreen 🌞
• Hat 🧢
• Sunglasses 🕶
• Gloves (if you don't want to use the City's gloves) 🧤
• Registration confirmation ✅

Please wear weather-appropriate clothing. We will be outside with limited shade!

The City will provide trash bags, litter pickers, and gloves for all participants.

The event will begin promptly at 9 AM. Please arrive early so we can process everyone's waivers.

There is no restroom onsite.

DATA!:

One of the main goals of Coastal Cleanup Day is to gather data about the trash collected at cleanup sites. This is a great way to learn more about the amount and types of litter polluting our watersheds and coastlines. Data from all cleanup sites across California will be summarized, and the results will be published online.

Some volunteers will be asked to follow groups of pickers and record what is collected.

By participating in Coastal Cleanup Day, volunteers will contribute to science, raise awareness about how to protect the environment, and strengthen our local community.

About Coastal Cleanup Day:

• Coastal Cleanup Day History
• The Problem with Marine Debris
• Let's Make Trash Extinct
• CCD Sponsors and Other Ways to Support the California Coastal Commission