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CREEK WEEK Crew Leader Training 2018 An Overview of Tasks, Tips, and Safety Welcome! Allison Plute Schuch, Creek Week Director, Colorado Springs Utilities Thank you for volunteering to lead a crew this year. The first Creek Week was

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Crew Leader Training 2018

An Overview of Tasks, Tips, and Safety

CREEK WEEK

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Thank you for volunteering to lead a crew this year.

The first ‘Creek Week’ was organized in 2014 by the Fountain Creek Watershed, Flood Control and Greenway District’s Citizen Advisory Group (CAG)

Welcome!

Allison Plute Schuch, Creek Week Director, Colorado Springs Utilities

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Creek Week Impacts

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BEFORE YOUR CLEANUP

Kristin Wehde, Steering Committee Member, Crew Leader Extraordinaire

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Recruit Crew Members; Assign Assistant Crew Leader

More hands make light work! If you need more help, inquire with a church, school, or business near your location. Young people aged 8-17 years must have a parent or chaperone (21+ years) with them at the event. Share the name and phone # of the Leader and Asst. Leader(s) with all crew

  • members. Send out work day location and time ‘reminder’

24 hrs. in advance.

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Use the Provided CHECKLIST to Stay on Track

www.fountaincreekweek.com Under Resources –> Crew Leader Resources

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Print and Fill Out ‘2018 Creek Week Agreement’

Turn into organizers as your registration

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Print Out and Read the ‘Clean Up Safety Guidelines’ to Your Crew Members

Let’s break down a few tips

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Obtain waiver signatures ahead

  • f time for youth if possible!

Adults can sign off on the waiver online, but youth need to have an adult signature. If possible, have these signed in advance of your event.

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How to be a Superstar Crew Leader!

  • Bring water for your volunteers!
  • Bring snacks for your crew!
  • Set up a Pokemon go lure at your site!
  • Set up a custom Snapchat filter for the location and time
  • f your cleanup!
  • Hide prizes or a box with a prize
  • Livestream parts of your cleanup on Facebook!
  • Have your crew dress up in themed outfits to stand out!
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DURING YOUR CLEANUP

Scott Abbott, City of Colorado Springs Parks Operations Administrator

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Always Work in Pairs. Wear Bright Colors

  • r Safety Vest. Use Gloves!

Ask crew members to bring additional gloves, trash grabbers, and buckets with handles if they have them at home. Your kit will include staple cleanup supplies, but if people have their own they may want to bring them.

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A wagon is helpful for hauling supplies, water, first aid kit, sunscreen, and heavier items

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Stay Clear of the Swift Water

Always work with a partner… Use litter grabbers to reach in rocks, branches, and under concrete. If you are along a waterway, do not wade in cloudy water.

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Use your best judgement and caution when you find potentially hazardous Items.

In Colorado Springs, utilize the GOCO SPRINGS APP Make a note or take a photo. Report the location to organizers. See your crew leader resources page for specifics.

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Interested in Sorting Cigarette Waste for Recycling?

  • Cigarette butts are a pain in the you-know-what. The #1 littered item

in the US can now be recycled with TerraCycle

  • During your cleanup, use plastic bag provided in your cleanup kit to

collect: extinguished cigarettes, filters, rolling paper, inner foil, and

  • uter plastic packaging (not cartons).
  • Visit:

https://www.terracycle.com/en-US/brigades/cigarette-waste-recycling for more info

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Tie Full Bags and Stack at the Edges of Trails, Paths, or Roadways – to be Easily Seen!

Inform the organizers of the exact location Photos are helpful

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Always Kick a Tire Before Grabbing it! Tires are Good Hiding Places for Rodents, Spiders, and Snakes

Tires filled with water are heavy. Carefully drain before picking up and hauling. Work with a partner and stack for loading later.

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AFTER YOUR CLEANUP

Allison Plute Schuch

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Take Pictures and Upload to your crew’s Google Folder

https://drive.google.com/drive/u/1/folders/1WUMCspU k2bceqtpfHET5mlFLuFgzwUCl

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We Need Your Feedback! FILL OUT the POST-SURVEY

See the page included in your kit for step-by-step instructions on how to respond to the survey. Three options: QR code using reader/scanner on phone, Online through email, or Paper copy (for those that don’t have a smartphone) Please have each member of your cleanup crew take the survey before you dismiss them following your cleanup.

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Return Your Supplies

This is optional – if you think that you will be taking part in other cleanups before Creek Week next year, the supplies are yours to keep. However, if you think they would just be collecting dust in the corner of your garage, please return your durable supplies here to be reused for in future cleanups!

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Are There Any Bars, Restaurants, or Cafes Near Your Cleanup Site?

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Contact the Steering Committee

➢ Website: www.FountainCreekWeek.com ➢ Email: CreekWeekSoCo@gmail.com ➢ Phone: (719) 668-4686

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FINAL THOUGHTS/QUESTIONS?