Our Clean Communities Bus is prepared for the annual journey.

Our Clean Communities Bus Driver and Public Works employee gives his usual fun-filled speech prior to leaving Borough Hall.

First stop for our Clean Communities Bus is at the "Point" Parking Lot at the intersection of Dock and Front Streets.

Boy Scout Troop #134 led by Ms. JoAnne Easterday posed for this photo after cleaning-up both the "Point" and the Beachfront.

Ms. Ana Jensen led the Girl Scouts of America Troop #860 on quite an adventure in cleaning-up Scholer Park.

Council Members Cherlanne Roche and Lou Andreuzzi represented the Borough Council at the clean-up along with Public Works employee Joe Van Orden.

"Yo Dude, I picked-up my share of garbage so leave me alone"

Members of a future Governing Body in the making? Something tells me we should remember this photo, especially the guy with the red hair!

Public Works employee John Kelley was staged at Borough Hall to handle all inter-departmental communications and concerns. A Kodak moment indeed!

Ms. Ana Jensen and her Girl Scout Troop #860 posed for this photo after cleaning-up Fire Fighters Park with New York City skyline in the background.

The next stop for the Clean Communities Bus was at Jersey Ave. Borough Council members Roche and Andreuzzi were still bagging garbage with residents.

Monmouth County supplied Safety Vests in blazing color to all that participated. Being safe and having fun are two requirements during these events.

Councilman Andreuzzi and Public Works employees John Harriott and Michael Kelly share some humor as the bags continue to be loaded on the trucks.

Clean Communities Bus Driver Ed Walker and Public Works employee John Harriott pose for this photo with residents as they leave Jersey Avenue.

Monmouth County was well represented with John Minton on hand to pass out bags and safety vests to all in attendance.

Monmouth County Clean Communties Rep. John Minton hauled over 500 hundred pounds of garbage to the landfill with this truck due to your efforts.