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About

Why I built LitterMeNot.

LitterMeNot started after watching local news coverage of people trying to tackle litter and realizing there still was not one simple place to report what people were seeing, keep it visible, and help the next cleanup effort know where to focus.

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What kept happening

The problem stopped feeling occasional.

I got tired of trash showing up in my yard day after day. Some of it came from neighbors. Some of it came from people throwing garbage out of cars as they drove by. Some of it came from garbage trucks and waste handling that were sloppy enough to leave trash scattered across my street and into town instead of fully contained.

At the same time, I kept seeing local cleanup efforts on the news and online. People cared. People were trying. But the same question kept hanging there: where is the simple public place that ties all of this together?

There was no obvious place to drop a report, see whether the same spot had already been flagged, or make repeated trouble visible enough that it stopped being easy to forget.

What LitterMeNot is for

One useful place people can remember.

Fast reporting

Report a spot quickly from a phone without needing an account first.

Repeat visibility

See whether the same roadside, lot, creek edge, or corner keeps coming back.

Cleaner handoff

Give cleanup efforts better visibility instead of forcing everyone to start from scratch.

Practical next step

Make the next practical step clearer, whether that is a report, a map check, a resource, or a cleanup group.

How it works

A simple loop for public cleanup memory.

The site is not trying to make litter cleanup complicated. It is trying to keep useful information from disappearing after someone notices the same problem again.

01

Report

A quick public record keeps the spot from disappearing from memory.

02

Map

Repeat reports make recurring trouble easier to see and compare.

03

Follow through

Neighbors, groups, and resources get clearer context for the next cleanup step.

Useful right now

A public cleanup record people can act on today.

The goal is not to pretend every report gets fixed overnight. The goal is to make the first useful action easy, visible, and worth repeating so local cleanup efforts have better information, better memory, and more momentum behind them.

LitterMeNot gives residents a practical path: report a visible location, check nearby map context, read safety and disposal guidance, and use the resource pages when the next step needs more than one person picking up one bag.

What should stay simple

Groups and follow-up tools can help participation, but they should never slow down the core job: let someone spot litter, report it fast, and make that place easier for the next person to find again.

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