Long Beach 5th of July Cleanup
July 5, 2008
Seaview Approach

General Beach Cleanup
Collecting trash on foot and carrying the bags off the beach to designated roadside collection points. For a better idea of what's involved, see our Frequently Asked Questions page.

Truck driving
Truck drivers drive (their own trucks) along the drivable portions of the beach and collect the full bags that have been left by the general cleanup crews. They also collect large debris. They transfer bags and debris to dumpsters. (Must have valid driver's license and proof of insurance.)

Check In Time and Location
Please check in before beginning any cleanup activities. On-site registration, orientation, and instructions will be provided upon arrival. All volunteers must register and sign a State Parks volunteer timesheet. Check-in will be at the beach, from 9:30 a.m until noon.

Beach Features:
Parking available and a restroom with flush toilets and sinks with cold water at Seaview Beach.

Basic Safety Guidelines:
Wear gloves, proper clothing, and water-resistant shoes.
Do not touch medical waste, dead animals, hazardous materials or sharp objects. If you are uncertain about an item, do not touch it.
Do not approach wildlife.
Report hazardous items that cannot be removed to event staff.
Work with a partner.
Be careful of unstable banks, steep slopes, or slippery surfaces.
Do not try to lift anything that is too heavy for you. Ask for help!
Watch for poison oak, plants with thorns, or other natural hazards.
Watch for any trucks or equipment that might be used in the project.

More Information:
For more information about volunteering at this location, please contact our beach coordinator, Shelly at shelly@ourbeach.org.

Beach Location & Directions:
Seaview Beach is located at the west end of 38th Place in Seaview, WA. Check in here before heading to Cape Disappointment State Park, just to the south.