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Participating groups that register with the Oklahoma Department of Transportation (ODOT) compete for awards within their category. In order to recognize more groups, the city category was divided into six population groups: less than 1,000; 1,000 to 2,000; 2,000 to 5,000; 5,000 to 16,000; 16,000 to 100,000; and more than 100,000. Also, two groups received special recognition awards for their efforts. Winners are invited to attend the TRASH-OFF Awards Picnic in July where they will present them with their hubcap awards.


Adopt-A-Highway Groups

  • MOST VOLUNTEERS:
    City of Cromwell - 218 volunteers
  • MOST TRASH:
    Hammon/Hammon 4-H - 232 bags, 20 pick-up loads
  • MOST TRASH PER PERSON:
    Olustee - 8.3 bags per person

Population 1,000 to 2,000:

  • MOST VOLUNTEERS:
    Newkirk Main Street - 489 volunteers
  • MOST TRASH:
    City of Perkins - 307 bags, 13 pick-up loads
  • MOST TRASH PER PERSON:
    Oilton Chamber of Commerce - 5+ bags per person

Population 2,000 to 5,000:

  • MOST VOLUNTEERS:
    Spencer Chamber of Commerce - 214 volunteers
  • MOST TRASH:
    Checotah Chamber of Commerce - 415 bags, 235 pick-up loads, 56.09 tons, 21.45 tons scrap metal.
  • MOST TRASH PER PERSON:
    Ft. Gibson Chamber of Commerce - 10 bags per person

Population more than 5,000:

  • MOST VOLUNTEERS:
    Chickasha Beautification Committee - 450+ volunteers
  • MOST TRASH:
    Chickasha Beautification Committee - 566 bags
  • MOST TRASH PER PERSON:
    Seminole Chamber of Commerce - 4.2 bags per person

State Parks and Resorts

  • MOST VOLUNTEERS:
    Sequoyah State Park - 81 volunteers
  • MOST TRASH:
    Lake Murray State Park - 700 bags
  • MOST TRASH PER PERSON:
    Twin Bridges State Park - 10.8 bags per person

Counties

  • MOST VOLUNTEERS:
    McCurtain County - 444 volunteers
  • MOST TRASH:
    Cherokee County - 257 p/u, 6 dump, 103.25 tons
  • MOST TRASH PER PERSON:
    Caddo County - 14.09 bags per person

Corps of Engineers Lakes

  • MOST VOLUNTEERS:
    Lake Oolagah Area - 104 volunteers
  • MOST TRASH:
    Fort Gibson - 400 bags
  • MOST TRASH PER PERSON:
    Tenkiller Lake Ferry - 12 bags per person

Most Unusual Item

  • Pioneer Garden Club, Lone Wolf - Cement Mixer Container
  • Tinker Management Association - Live man in sleeping bag
  • Guthrie Chamber of Commerce - Operating table
  • City of Pryor - Hamster cage with dead hamster in it

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