Spruce Up Stevenson! Spring

Join fellow community volunteers beautifying downtown Stevenson on our Annual Spring Clean-Up Day!

This year marks the USA's 250th birthday! This event is part of Skamania County’s America250 Day of Service, bringing neighbors together to celebrate our shared pride in Stevenson. Help us spruce up downtown and make a visible difference in the heart of our community.

Meet at the Stevenson Downtown Association office (shared with Chamber) at 167 2nd St. to check in, gather for announcements and get your assignments.

Arrive early if you want in on the Stevenson Fire Department & Stevenson Volunteer Firefighters Association's free pancake and sausage breakfast before the clean-up begins! Upon check-out after the workparty at 12 noon, you'll also receive a $15 certificate to enjoy at a local eatery.

Saturday, April 25, 2026, 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

3 hours

Stevenson Downtown Association, 167 2nd Street, Stevenson, WA, USA

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2nd St (Stevenson Inn to High 5): Painting the chain link fence (Available: 2)

Wear long sleeves/pants you don't mind getting paint on!

2nd St (Frank Johns to Columbia Hardware/ 10NW) Weeding in flower beds, sidewalk cracks, and tree wells (Available: 4)

A weedwhacker would be nice for the blackberries near the "Entering Stevenson" sign

2nd St (Columbia Hardware to Columbia Bank): Weeding in flower beds and tree wells, trash collection (Available: 1)

Walnut Park (between Napa and Big River Grill): Plant flowers, weed and collect leaves on both sides of stone wall, and spread wood chips (Available: 1)

2nd St (Chamber to Windermere): Weeding flower beds and tree wells (Responses full)

2nd St (Bloomsbury to Red Bluff): Weeding flower beds and tree wells (Available: 4)

2nd St (Wind River Pharmacy & A&J): Weeding and debris collection (Available: 8)

Shovels may be useful here for dislodging weeds between river rocks.

1st St (Eagles to Overlook): Weeding and cutting back blackberries (Available: 3)

At least one weedwhacker will be useful here.

The trail from 1st St Overlook to Waterfront: Clearing sediment and brush (Available: 5)

This one is for sure-footed billygoats. Nice to have: Hoes, shovels, rakes, loppers, weedwhacker.

Sprucing up around the businesses closer to the Waterfront: Weeding, trimming, planting, and collecting debris (Available: 6)

Downtown Litter Crew: General litter collection (Responses full)

Please check the box to consent to the Stevenson Downtown Association Volunteer Release & Waiver. *

I wish to participate in a Stevenson Downtown Association (SDA) event as a volunteer or a vendor, and to engage in related activities. I understand that these activities may include but are not limited to farmers markets, beautification crews, and special events. I also understand that I will not receive any compensation or remuneration for the services I provide to SDA in any capacity and I will not be eligible for any employee benefits. I acknowledge that I am not an employee. If I’m expecting to use these volunteer hours towards required community service, I agree to discuss this with the work leader before signing up. ***ASSUMPTION OF RISK & RELEASE OF LIABILITY*** By signing up to participate, I expressly assume all risks associated with my voluntary participation, including without limit, accident, injury, bodily harm or death, and agree to take responsible precautions to avoid injury to myself and others. For myself and my heirs, representatives and assigns, I hereby release, waive, discharge and hold harmless agree to hold harmless the Stevenson Farmers Market, the Stevenson Downtown Association, the Port of Skamania, and the City of Stevenson, their agents, and other participants from any claims made by any person or organization related to food quality, compliance with laws and regulations, public safety, public health, or any other matter. Protection related to product liability is the sole responsibility of each vendor. ***MEDICAL TREATMENT AUTHORIZATION*** I agree to inform the team leader of any health conditions or medications that could be relevant in the event of an emergency. If I suffer illness or injury requiring treatment or other medical services while participating, I give my permission for any medical treatment, medical transportation or evacuation deemed necessary and reasonable under the circumstances and agree that SDA and its agents will not be liable nor financially responsible for medical treatment, medical transportation or evacuation. ***PHOTO RELEASE*** I grant SDA permission to take and use any photographs, videos or any other media associated with these activities which contains my image or likeness, for SDA’s purposes, including without limit, news coverage and promotion purposes, including print, broadcast, web and mobile. I hereby grant and convey to SDA all right, title and interest, including but not limited to, any royalties, proceeds, or other benefits, in any and all such photographs or recordings. This release shall be governed and interpreted in accordance with the laws of the State of Washington. By checking this box during sign-up, I acknowledge that I have read and understand this waiver and release, I agree to its terms and conditions, and that I am at least 18 years of age. (For participants under 18, a parent or legal guardian must check the box indicating agreement.)

Current Responses

2nd St (Stevenson Inn to High 5): Painting the chain link fence:

Caden Harbaugh

Thorin Bliss

Alex Nelson

Noah Conn

2nd St (Frank Johns to Columbia Hardware/ 10NW) Weeding in flower beds, sidewalk cracks, and tree wells:

Lisa Gallo weedwhacker, rake, weeding tools

Scott James Lisa listed most of our tools. We can also bring loppers. We also have a cordless electric blower we can bring.

Joilynn Hall

Tracy weeding knife, small clippers

2nd St (Columbia Hardware to Columbia Bank): Weeding in flower beds and tree wells, trash collection:

Pat Morrison

linda Ostergard trowel, weeding tools, broom, rake.

Walnut Park (between Napa and Big River Grill): Plant flowers, weed and collect leaves on both sides of stone wall, and spread wood chips:

Scott Anderson Shovel, rakes, lopper, saw

Cameron Bennetts Trowel, rakes, weeding tool, shovel, leaf gathering “claws”, broom

Jordyn Caven

Skyler Morris Gloves, small shovels

Laura Paxson Trowel, rake, shovel,

2nd St (Chamber to Windermere): Weeding flower beds and tree wells:

Donna Rush small trowel, clippers, blower, power clipper, dandelion picker, etc

Emily k walker

Greg Spranger

1st St (Eagles to Overlook): Weeding and cutting back blackberries:

Dan'l Langer Can bring Weedwhacker and Power sheers on a pole.

Caleb Richie I have a commercial grade weedeater. I have done the area behind the fire station the last couple years

Angela Lindbo I have a heavy duty weed whacker someone can use

The trail from 1st St Overlook to Waterfront: Clearing sediment and brush:

Ben Hedge trimmer, hand shears, flat shovel

Downtown Litter Crew: General litter collection:

Erika Wallen Weedwacker, gloves, shovels

Kaitlyn Conrath

Jami Waters It will be me and my 5 and 7 year old daughters. We can walk around and get some garbage picked up! :)

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