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PRIDE is funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

Materials for PRIDE Coordinators
2007 Roadside PRIDE Awards
Cities & Counties by Class

October is Roadside PRIDE Month! Since 2003, PRIDE has sponsored this friendly competition among the region's cities and counties to recruit volunteers and pick up trash along roadways.
Cities and counties compete within population-based classes. They earn points for the number of volunteers and volunteer hours worked; the bags of trash, tires and appliances collected; and road miles cleaned during October. Roadside PRIDE Awards will be presented to the top cities and counties in each class.

PRIDE provides cleanup supplies to cities and counties. PRIDE also reimburses local governments for disposing of the trash collected, up to $2,000 per county and $1,000 per city and eligible nonprofit organization, as explained in the Roadside PRIDE Guidelines (document will open in , click here for ).

Materials for PRIDE Coordinators

Roadside PRIDE Guidelines (document will open in , click here for ).
Roadside PRIDE Scheduling Report Form – Due Sept. 14 (document will open in , click here for )
Roadside PRIDE Score Sheet - Due Dec. 14 (document will open in , click here for )
Roadside PRIDE Request for Reimbursement Form - Due Dec. 14 (document will open in , click here for )

Volunteer Year-Round

You don’t have to wait until October to help clean your community! To learn about volunteer opportunities in your county, click on your county in the map below

2007 Roadside PRIDE Awards

Class	Counties		Cities
Class	1st Place	2nd Place	1st Place	2nd Place
1	Owsley	Menifee	Livingston	Salt Lick
2	Leslie	Rockcastle	Benham	Lynch
3	Perry	Johnson	Mt. Vernon	Cumberland
4	Pulaski	Pike	Columbia	Paintsville

Cities & Counties by Class
(Based on 2000 Census Bureau Population Estimates)

CITIES
Class 1	Class 2	Class 3	Class 4
Population: Up to 500	Population: 501-1500	Population: 1501-3000	Population: 3001 & above
Allen	Beattyville	Albany *	Barbourville*
Blackey	Benham	Burkesville*	Campbellsville*
Blaine	Brodhead	Cumberland	Columbia *
Booneville	Burnside	Edmonton *	Corbin
Buckhorn	Coal Run Village	Greensburg *	Hazard
Campton*	Elkhorn City	Harlan	London *
Eubank	Evarts	Jackson	Middlesboro*
Fountain Run	Ferguson	Jamestown	Monticello *
Gamaliel	Fleming-Neon	Jenkins*	Morehead
Hyden	Frenchburg*	Liberty *	Paintsville*
Inez*	Hindman	Louisa*	Pikeville*
Lakeview Heights	Loyall	Manchester	Prestonsburg*
Livingston	Lynch	Mt. Vernon *	Somerset
Pippa Passes	Martin	Pineville*	West Liberty *
Salt Lick	McKee	Russell Springs *	Williamsburg
Sharpsburg	Owingsville	Salyersville
Vicco	Science Hill	Tompkinsville
Wallins Creek	Wheelwright	Whitesburg*
Warfield
Wayland
COUNTIES
Class 1	Class 2	Class 3	Class 4
Population: Up to 10000	Population: 10001-20000	Population: 20,001-30,000	Population: 30,001 and up
Clinton *	Adair*	Clay	Bell *
Cumberland *	Bath	Johnson*	Floyd*
Lee	Breathitt	Letcher*	Harlan
Menifee*	Casey*	Perry	Knox*
Owsley	Green*	Rowan	Laurel *
Wolfe*	Jackson	Taylor *	Pike*
	Knott		Pulaski*
	Lawrence *		Whitley*
	Leslie
	Magoffin
	Martin*
	McCreary*
	Metcalfe*
	Monroe
	Morgan
	Rockcastle*
	Russell*
	Wayne *

*Scenic Byway within city/county. City/County eligible for TOUR SEKY's $1,000 prize for most road miles cleaned in a National Scenic Byway.