The City of Barnwell has received another Palmetto Pride Grant for our Litter Crew for 2024. We are excited and are well on our way in working to rid our community of litter. Please contact us through the website or call City Hall if you know of a regular dumping ground within the city limits.
THANKS to our LITTER CREWS for the MONTH OF MARCH!!! AREAS cleaned were Oak Lane, Lake Drive, Center Street, Grant St., Old Castle Rd. = 83 tires, 1 bed, 4 toilets, 3 tvs, 1 toaster oven, and 48 bags of trash! PLEASE do NOT dump trash on our roads. There are recycling centers and the landfill available for these items.


THANKS for MAKING A DIFFERENCE!!! Volunteers County Council member Ben Kinlaw and City Council member Peggy Kinlaw and Paul and Liz Ringus made a great big difference in the City of Barnwell On Saturday April 1, 2023. Darlene Sanders also made a big Difference out on Hwy 64. Thanks to everyone! It was a great load taken off our streets. 19 Bags of trash, 2 mattresses, 2 tires, 2 tarp, 1 styrofoam block and 1 plastic chair!

Thanks to our Street Dept./Litter Crew, during 2022, the City of Barnwell has picked up 360 bags of trash, over 8 tons of debris and have spent over 450 hours cleaning up our parks, streets, and dumping grounds. Please continue to help us by NOT littering.
Thanks to our volunteers, including Council Member Ron Still, Mayor Pro-tem Peggy Kinlaw, and County Councilman Ben Kinlaw for gathering litter during our August Make A Difference Day!


Thank you to the new Barnwell Interact Club members, Calvin Coach, soon-to-be-sworn-in Councilmember Ron Still, Council member Ryan Bragg and family and Liz Ringus (not pictured), and our newest street employee Maurice Watson. We picked up 16 bags of trash on Monday, Dec. 13 from Jackson, Gilmore, Bryan, and Wellington Streets. Thank you to everyone who volunteered for 2021.

Thank you to Liz Ringus, Ron Still and Eric Moore for helping to clean up on Monday, November 8. We picked up 8 bags and a grocery buggy.







Thank you to Council Member Billy Dozier, Sheriff's Deputy Darlene Sanders, and our City employee Eric Moore on Monday, October 12. We picked up 9 bags of trash on both sides of Dunbarton Blvd from Days Inn almost to Wannamaker Dr.



Thanks to all who participated! We had a fairly full container. There was 1 ton in the container.

Thanks to Amy and Callie Bozard and Elizabeth, Madelynn and Noah Hutson for their efforts on Hagood Ave as well as Liz Ringus on Derry Lane. I also pick up in the downtown area on our April Make a Difference Monday - April 13.













