GrateKeeper volunteers help prevent flooding on land, algae blooms in rivers, and trash entering the waterways, by keeping their adopted storm drain(s) free of trash and debris.
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Want to be a GrateKeeper?
Step 1: Choose a drain or two (or ten) in your neighborhood. Explore our dumpsite map to see where GrateKeepers are currently tending to storm drains. Step 2: Keep your adopted drain(s) free of trash and debris. This is particularly important before an expected storm! Step 3: Stay Safe! Safety is key to great Gratekeeping. Learn more about how to be a safe and successful Gratekeeper by reviewing our Gratekeepers Volunteer Instructions |
Why be a GrateKeeper?
This is a self-guided volunteer position: work as little or as much as you want on your own schedule! Anyone can be a Gratekeeper, and there’s plenty of reasons to join the program! Here's our top five: |
Current GrateKeeper Volunteers
Thank you to our program partners!
