Personal Responsibility In a Desirable Environment
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Contact your local PRIDE Coordinator
to learn about volunteer opportunities in your community.
Jimmy Dale Sanders, Pike County PRIDE Coordinator, 606.432.6245
Shawn Amos, Pikeville PRIDE Coordinator, 606.437.5100, extension
283
Billy Powell, Elkhorn City PRIDE Coordinator, 606.754.5080
Mayor C. Laverne Dye, Coal Run Village PRIDE Coordinator,
606.437.6032
County
Solid Waste Coordinator
Contact your Solid Waste Coordinator
to request a list of licensed garbage haulers in your county or to report
illegal dumping.
Mike Lyons, 606.432.6245
Local
Watershed Watch Programs
For information about becoming
a Watershed Watch volunteer, call 800.928.0045 and ask for extension 473,
or visit the program’s Web site at www.kywater.org/watch.
Grant recipients might need help
with their environmental education projects from community members. Contact
the grant recipient to inquire about volunteer opportunities. (Grant amounts
listed below include $500 to operate a PRIDE
Club.)
Mullins Elementary School: $4,000 to build an outdoor classroom
Runyon Elementary School: $4,000 to expand recycling
Belfy Middle School: $4,000 to enhance an outdoor classroom
Virgie Middle School: $2,800 to build an outdoor shelter and
add native trees to the campus
Shelby Valley High School: $4,000 to enhance a recycling program
Shelby Valley Day Treatment: $4,000 to enhance a greenhouse
St. Francis of Assisi School: $1,258 to enhance a recycling
program
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