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First Lady Elee Reeves Launches “Team Up 4 Clean Up” Effort

Patrice Boykin by Patrice Boykin
February 28, 2020
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First Lady Elee Reeves, partnering with Keep Mississippi Beautiful, will launch her “Team Up 4 Clean Up” Campaign to help clean up communities impacted by the recent Pearl River flooding. The initial clean-up will begin at two sites in the Jackson area littered with trash left behind by floodwaters.

As the floodwaters have not fully receded, under the advisement of environmental authorities, the initial campaign efforts will be localized to the two areas. Once the water has receded to safe levels and approval has been given to advance, clean-up efforts will continue on a larger scale.

WHO: First Lady Elee Reeves, Keep Mississippi Beautiful
WHAT: “Team Up 4 Clean Up” Campaign clean-up
WHEN: Friday, February 28 at 2:30 PM
WHERE:

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For people interested in volunteering and helping the First Lady clean up, they can contact Ann Beard at ann.beard@govreeves.ms.gov or Neely Jones at neely@keepmsbeautiful.com.

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