BRICK TOWNSHIP, N.J. – More than 60 volunteers gathered Saturday morning for the final “Pick Up Brick” cleanup of the year, tackling litter and debris along the trails of the Sawmill Tract.
The two-hour event, held from 10 a.m. to noon, capped off a year of community-driven efforts to keep Brick Township’s parks and open spaces clean.
Participants included residents, students, local businesses, and civic groups who joined forces to maintain one of the township’s most popular natural areas.
Key Points
- The final “Pick Up Brick” cleanup of the year took place Saturday at Sawmill Tract.
- More than 60 volunteers participated in the event.
- Mayor Lisa Crate thanked the community for its continued commitment to keeping Brick clean.
Community comes together for environmental stewardship
Mayor Lisa Crate, who joined volunteers at the event, praised the turnout and the township’s ongoing environmental programs. “What a beautiful day to Pick up Brick! A huge thank you to the over 60 volunteers who came out to help at Herbertsville Park,” she said, reflecting on the success of the season’s cleanups.
Keeping Brick’s parks and trails beautiful
The “Pick Up Brick” initiative, launched to encourage civic pride and environmental responsibility, provides supplies and coordination for residents who want to make a difference in their neighborhoods.
Officials said the township plans to continue the cleanup series next year, expanding to additional sites and maintaining the community’s commitment to a cleaner, greener Brick Township.