Operation Eloy Clean Up
**Operation Eloy Clean Up** - On Saturday, April 26, 2025, Code Compliance conducted the Spring 2025 Operation Eloy Clean Up. Community Development Director Dan Symer, Hank from Hank’s Landscaping, representatives from the National Honor Society at Santa Cruz High School (organized by Ms. Donna Dawson), Chief K. Weddle, and many staff members from the Eloy Fire District came together, totaling 32 volunteers, to clean up three properties in the city. The cleanup included a vacant lot at 324 W. Alsdorf Road, a residential alley at 107 W. 7th Street, and another vacant lot at 604 W. Phoenix Avenue. In total, the volunteers collected 3.81 tons of trash from these locations. The City greatly appreciates the efforts of our community members to keep our community clean.
**Operation Eloy Clean Up** - On Saturday, April 26, 2025, Code Compliance conducted the Spring 2025 Operation Eloy Clean Up. Community Development Director Dan Symer, Hank from Hank’s Landscaping, representatives from the National Honor Society at Santa Cruz High School (organized by Ms. Donna Dawson), Chief K. Weddle, and many staff members from the Eloy Fire District came together, totaling 32 volunteers, to clean up three properties in the city. The cleanup included a vacant lot at 324 W. Alsdorf Road, a residential alley at 107 W. 7th Street, and another vacant lot at 604 W. Phoenix Avenue. In total, the volunteers collected 3.81 tons of trash from these locations. The City greatly appreciates the efforts of our community members to keep our community clean. On November 16, 2024, twenty-five volunteers participated with Code Compliance and City Staff in cleaning areas of Eloy (Locations: N. Lincoln Street, W. 6th Street, and N. Toltec Road/W. Aztec Road). A total of 4.53 tons of trash were picked up during this Clean-up event. A special Thank You to the Daley Family, Hank’s Landscaping, Damian and his crew of Eloy Landscaping, Eloy Executive Staff, City Council Members, Public Works, and the Santa Cruz Valley Union High School National Honor Society (NHS); your help was greatly appreciated. 1. What does volunteer group do?The group will clean yards surrounding vacant properties and debris filled empty lots that are an eye sore in the City of Eloy. 2. What will we be cleaning up?We will be cleaning yards with grass/weeds higher than 12”. We will be removing any trash or debris that is on the property. 3. Why are we doing Operation Eloy clean-up?Operation Eloy cleanup has been created for homes and lots that have been neglected for some time. We as a group are getting rid of the eye sores and creating a more beautiful Eloy. 4. What resources are being used?Community Development will be using a code compliance vehicle for tools as well as other vehicles for group transportation from site to site. We will have access to tools through Eloy’s Public Works Department. City Sanitation will pick up our accumulated waste from the properties the following week. 5. What should the volunteers wear and bring with them the day of cleanup?You should wear yard work attire (a face mask, work gloves, long pants, long shirt and a sun cap/hat). You should bring lots of water and sunscreen. 6. How many volunteers?Eloy operation clean-up will take anyone who wants to volunteer. 7. How often will we do operation cleanup?As needed. 8. When is the next Clean-up?Click here for upcoming Clean-up information. 9. How do you volunteer?For details, please email Angel Madrid, Code Enforcement Officer, phone: 520-464-3440, for the City of Eloy. 10. Where will we meet and what time?The group will meet at Main Street Park , Eloy, AZ 85131 at 7:00 a.m.
