REPORT OF TASK FORCE INITIAL RECOMMENDATIONS AND KEY PRIORITIES GOVERNOR’S TASK FORCE ON STATEWIDE LITTER ABATEMENT AND BEAUTIFICATION GOVERNOR JOHN BEL EDWARDS JUNE 30, 2022
The beauty and cleanliness of Louisiana communities is appreciated and valued by residents, families, visitors, and businesses, and is continually accountabilitystewardssupportedbyeducated,enlightened,andengagedstakeholderswhoactasofourenvironment,instillingacultureofcleanlinessandformaintainingLouisianaasalitter-freestate. TASK FORCE VISION STATEMENT 2
LieutenantGovernor’sLetter 4 ExecutiveSummary 5 TaskForceMembership 7 RecommendationsandKeyPriorities 13 TABLE OF CONTENTS AppendixI StatewideExecutiveOrderJBE2022–3LitterAbatementandBeautification AppendixII TaskForceWorkProcessandMeetingMinutes AppendixIII BestPracticesResourceSheets 3 NationalandStateLitterAbatementandBeautification 10 InitialActions 23
All of us are working together to let Louisiana shine. Failure is not an option. We all deserve a beautiful state. You clean up your house when visitors are coming over, so let’s clean up Louisiana so it truly shines to visitors and residents
Sincerely,alike.
BILLY
STATELIEUTENANTNUNGESSERGOVERNOROFLOUISIANA 4
Louisiana is known as the Sportsman’s Paradise, not only to our people, but to visitors from all over the world. From our history to our food, music, and festivals, there is no doubt that Louisiana is a trip! We have so much to offer. We have a litter problem that has impacted all of us and our ability to call this state a paradise. Trash and illegal dumping destroy our state’s natural beauty, pollute land and waterways, harm our wildlife, discourage economic development, and undermine civic pride. It is truly a threat to our Louisiana quality of life. Earlier this year, Governor John Bel Edwards named me Chairman of the Statewide Litter Abatement and Beautification Task Force. It has been an honor to work with the 26 members of the task force who willingly gave their time over the last five months to develop this report. Enclosed is a set of eight recommendations and 47 action items that will have significant impacts on our state’s beautification efforts. While these initiatives are a good start, it is going to take all of us working together to clean up Louisiana. Every year our state faces challenges like hurricanes and the constant need for improving our education system, but unlike those, there is no political debate or disagreement about litter; we all see the problem and know the damage it causes.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY TheGovernor’sTaskForce onStatewideLitterAbatementandBeautificationwasestablishedbyexecutive order in January 2022, to be administered by the Lieutenant Governor’s Office, Keep Louisiana Beautiful TheProgram.ThethreestateddutiesoftheTaskForceinclude:TaskForcewasfurtherdirectedbytheexecutiveordertoproduceandsubmitaninitialreportofits recommendations and key priorities to the Governor on or before July 1, 2022. This document is that relevantaspecttheenvironmental/litterwhoThereport.workoftheTaskForcewasfacilitatedbySusanRussell,ExecutiveDirectorofKeepLouisianaBeautiful,servedastheLouisianacontentexpert,andCecileCarson,EdD,anationallyrecognizedexpert.The26-memberTaskForcemetfivetimesbeginninginFebruary.Additionally,TaskForcewassubdividedintofourWorkGroupswhichallowedeachmembertofocusonaspecificoflitterabatementandbeautification.TheWorkGroupsdevelopedpreliminaryrecommendationstotheirrespectivecontenttopics.Buildinganunderstandingofthekeydriversoflitterandbarrierstolitterabatementfromtheproductionofitemsthatmaybecomelittertoconsumerbehaviorwithrespecttolitter;IdentifyingsolutionstoreducethepresenceoflitterthroughoutLouisiana’sroads,waterways,publicspaces,parks,andcommunities;andEstablishingsharedgoalsandvaluesforlitterabatement.A.B.C. 1 5 Task Force members hard at work at the Capitol Park State Museum.
SupportExpandBuildRaiseEstablishFundamentalstoSustainLitterPreventionandBeautificationEffortsPublicAwarenessKnowledgethroughTrainingandEducationAdvanceYouthEducationtoCreateaCultureofCleanlinessStrengthenLitterandIllegalDumpingEnforcementEffortsImproveWasteDisposalPracticesandRecyclingOpportunitiesLitterPreventionandRemovalInitiativesBeautificationandCommunityAppearanceEnhancement intheThestatewideinsightsThesewithFromthatwork,theTaskForcefinalizedandadoptedeightbroadrecommendations,eachfurtherdetailedasetofmorespecificpriorities,atitsJune2022meeting.Theeightrecommendationsinclude:1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.recommendationsalongwiththeprovidedsetsoftopic-focusedprioritiesrepresentthecollectiveandsuggestionsoftheTaskForcemembersandcanserveastheframeworkforamultiyearpublic/privatecollaboration.TaskForcealsoprovidesinthisreportalistofrecommendedactionsthatcanserveasstartingpointforarenewedeffortdesignedtodramaticallydecreaselitterandillegaldumpingLouisiana. AcopyofExecutiveOrderNumberJBE2022-3isprovidedinAppendixIofthisreport. AsummaryoftheTaskForce’sworkprocessisprovidedinAppendixIIofthisreport.2.1. RECOMMENDATIONS 8 WORKMEETINGS 13 KEYPRIORITIES 47 VOLUNTEERHOURS 400+ TASKFORCESNAPSHOT 6
Member Name TheGovernor JohnBelEdwards Mark Cooper TheLieutenantGovernor,TaskForceChair BillyNungesser LieutenantGovernor’sOffice Dr.SteveSlaton ofCommissioneroftheDepartmentAdministration JayDardenne EnvironmentalTheSecretaryoftheDepartmentofQuality Dr.ChuckBrown Greg Langley TheSecretaryoftheDepartmentofCorrections James"Jimmy"LeBlanc Angela Whittaker EconomicTheSecretaryoftheDepartmentofDevelopment DonPierson Stacey Neal TransportationTheSecretaryoftheDepartmentofandDevelopment Dr.ShawnWilson Vince Latino andTheSecretaryoftheDepartmentofWildlifeFisheries JackMontoucet Travis Huval 7 The following table includes the names of the members and the names of member designees that participated in the Task Force’s work. The Task Force was administrated by the Lieutenant Governor's Office,KeepLouisianaBeautiful,SusanRussell,ExecutiveDirector.
Sheriff'sRepresentativenominatedbytheLouisianaAssociation Sheriff,Rene’ThibodeauxPointeCoupeeParish DistrictRepresentativenominatedbytheLouisianaAttorneysAssociation TrentBrignac DistrictAttorney,13thJudicialDistrict ExecutivesAssociationRepresentativenominatedbytheLouisianaofChamberofCommerce President/CEO,LisaJohnsonBossierCityChamberofCommerce non-profitRepresentativefromtheenvironmentalsector AngelaChalk ExecutiveDirector,HealthyCommunityResources&Advocacy,Inc. MunicipalRepresentativefromtheLouisianaAssociation Mayor-PresidentSharonWestonBroomeBatonRouge AssociationRepresentativefromthePoliceJuryofLouisiana JoshMcAllister ParishPresident,WinnParish Representativefromthetourismindustry CarlaTate ExecutiveDirector,TangipahoaParishConventionandVisitorsBureau managementRepresentativefromtherecycling/wasteindustry SharonMann GeneralManager,RepublicServices educationRepresentativefromLouisiana’shighersystem Chancellor,Dr.NeilAspinwallSOWELA DepartmentRepresentativefromtheLouisianaofEducation SuperintendentDr.TeresaBagwellofSchools,St.MaryParish 8
Representativefromalocalhousingauthority ExecutiveDirector,NewOrleansRedevelopmentAuthority associationRepresentativefromalocalhomeowners FoundingMarieConstantinMember,LouisianaStormwaterCoalition Representativefromthetruckingindustry ReneeAmar ExecutiveDirector,LouisianaMotorTransportAssociation Representativefromtheconstructionindustry ChairmanMikeWampoldandCEO,WampoldCompanies 9
itter, blight, illegal dumping, and general c orofmaterials,cans,Whatinaction.Sometimesduesolution.withcommunityneglectarecomplicatedissuesnoonesourcetoblameandnosimpleWeoftenignorethelitterproblemtothesheercomplexityoftheissues.lackofempowermentleadstoislitter?Litterisbottles,containers,automotiveparts,packaging,buildingandotherwastematerialsdisposedimproperlyontheground,alongroadways,inwater.Litteringisthebehaviorofthrowing,tossing,dropping,orpermittingtheescapeofanitemintotheenvironment.Thesourcesoflitterarenumerous,includingmotoristsorboaters,pedestrians,improperlycontainedhouseholdwaste,dumpsters,uncoveredtrucks,loadingareas,andconstruction/demolitionsitescreatingchallengesinaddressingtheproblem.Litterandlitteringbehaviorarecomplexissues
statingthatlocalgovernmentstakecareofthe problem using tax dollars. This lack of responsibility by individuals often leads to government funding for the maintenance of infrastructureusedfor cleaningpublic places, including roadways, parks, and waterways. The government may redirect staff and funding to other projects as infrastructure priorities change and litter increases. The solution to litter is a consistency of efforts, including a combination of education, enforcement, community engagement, and infrastructure, (e.g., trash cans, pocket Louisianaashtrays,andsimilardevices).isfacingadifficult time as litter attracts litter creating a negative visual impression. Litter also causes negative safety and health issues ranging from clogged drainage systems that may cause flooding to an increase in insects and vermin that may litterspreaddisease.Additionally,thebreakdownofmaterialsmayreleasechemicalsand
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Enforcementoflitterlawswillbenecessaryto adequately discourage intentional and unintentional litter. According to Keep Britain Tidy, attitudes concerning enforcement are significantly shaped by the degree to which the individual sees it impacting them personally and the likelihood of receiving a fine. receptacles in green space, conducting media campaigns,andprovidingtrainingandeducation to adults and youths. KLB is proud to have the largestuniversityaffiliateprograminthecountry with seven institutions completing their training this year - University of Louisiana Lafayette, Louisiana State University, Tulane University, University of New Orleans, Xavier University, NichollsUniversity,andGramblingUniversity.
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noticeable results now and recognized that additional study and planning are required to make the generational change in littering behavior.NeverinLouisiana’shistoryhavewe beautifulestablishingcleaningLouisianabybeenmoreunitedaroundthisissue,evidencedtheGovernorandLieutenantGovernorofnowstandingtogethertodeclareupLouisianaapriorityandaframeworktokeepitcleanandLetLouisianaShine! 12
RECOMMENDATIONSANDKEYPRIORITIES TheLitterAbatementandBeautificationTaskForcedevelopedeightbroadrecommendations,each furtherdetailedwithasetofmorespecificpriorities,toimproveLouisiana’sappearanceandreduce litter in our state. The broad recommendations are presented first followed by the more detailed prioritiesthatattachtoeachrecommendation. EstablishFundamentalstoSustainLitter PreventionandBeautificationEfforts Recommendation1: Littering is a complex social, environmental, and economic issue. A comprehensive approach is needed to properly understand and adequately address the problem. Key ThesebehaviorinterventionswilllitteringeffectivelyProgramsareas,waste,pedestrians,aresourcesThebydocumentationprioritiesincludeathoroughexaminationandoflitterconditionsfollowedthedevelopmentofastatewidelitterplan.workwillassistinunderstandingtheoflitterinLouisiana,whichnationallyidentifiedasmotoristsorboaters,improperlycontainedhouseholddumpsters,uncoveredtrucks,loadingandconstruction/demolitionsites.andresourcesmaythenbedesignedtoreducelitterandbehavior.Publicperceptionresearchidentifytargetaudiencestodevelopandmessagesthatpromotechange.fundamentalswillbetterinformthe state’s approach to tackling litter and beautification recommendations, including securing the state and local resources necessarytoaddresstheproblem. RaisePublicAwareness Recommendation2: Changing littering behavior is not easy but effectivecommunicationcampaignscanmake arealdifference.Themessagemustbesimple and consistent to make lasting change. The call to action should be fun, easy, and attractive to the target audience. The most successful anti-litter campaign is Don’t Mess with Texas, sponsored by the Texas TheDepartmentofTransportation.campaignrecentlycelebrated its 35th anniversary and a public perception study shows a 94% recognition and 52% unaided connection to the anti-litter message. Key priorities include creating a statewide litter preventioncampaignusingthe“LetLouisiana Shine” slogan and utilizing social marketing approaches to evaluate the campaign’s outcomes. 13
Leaders need a solid foundation of litter knowledge to make informed decisions. Education is an essential prerequisite to Keychangingbehaviors.prioritiesincludecreatinganddistributing general educational materials about litter, solid waste reduction, and recycling, and Keyconductingsector-specifictraining.prioritiesalsoincludeestablishing an alliance of organizations to encourage networking and expertise sharing across geographies and professional fields. Informed leaders will understand the detrimental impact of litter and will be empowered to maintaincleanandbeautifulcommunities. AdvanceYouthEducationtoCreatea CultureofCleanliness Recommendation4: EnforcementEfforts Enforcement alone will not solve the litter problem,butitisacriticalpartofthesolution. Effectiveenforcementbeginswithauthorizing legislation and a consistent fine structure supported rigorously by officers, administrators,prosecutors,andjudgesatthe Astateandlocallevel.consistentapproach between all stakeholders is necessary to deter litterers or dumpers from continuing their illegal Keybehavior.prioritiesincludeprovidingtrainingforall the enforcement players, providing additional resources to assist with enforcement procedures, and implementing new programs totargetviolators. Recommendation6: 14
language for waste collection request for proposals (RFPs) and contracts, and establishing a plan to expand infrastructure and end-user business development for recyclingmaterials.Attractivelocationshavelesslitterandtendtostaycleaner.Preventionandremovalinitiativesarenecessarytomaintainacleanenvironment.Thebestpreventionisencouragingcitizenstomakenotlitteringadailyhabitandpickinguplitterwhenpossible.Keyprioritiesrelatingtopreventionincludeexaminingthecurrentcontractsformowingandlitterremovalandmodifyingoraddingagreementswithlocaljurisdictionstoincreaselitterremovalbetweenmowingcyclesand ExpandLitterPreventionand RemovalInitiatives Recommendation7: combination of these key priorities will produce immediate results, making Louisiana cleaner. SupportBeautificationandCommunity AppearanceEnhancement Recommendation8: Everyonedeservestoliveinaclean,attractive, and well-maintained environment. Research negativeallowprairies.includingLouisianacrimewhileimpactsshowsthattheappearanceoftheenvironmentanindividual'shealthandwellbeingalsoimpactingantisocialbehaviorandandthevibrancyofalocaleconomy.isknownforitsdiverseecosystems,bayous,wetlands,rivers,forests,andUnfortunately,neglectedlandscapeslittertoaccumulate,projectingaimage. 15
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1.C: Create centralized management for statewide litter abatement. Establish through legislation a Litter Abatement and Beautification Commission. Create a point of contact within the Lieutenant Governor’s Office to manage and coordinate litter-related activities, connect partners,andincreaseaccountabilityatthestateandlocallevels.Identifynewand/orexisting permanent, recurring funding to build and sustain state and local programs and practices neededforacleanandbeautifulLouisiana.
RECOMMENDATIONSANDKEYPRIORITIES EstablishFundamentalstoSustainLitterPreventionand Beautification RecommendationEfforts1: Establishabaselineofthelitterconditionsforvisiblelitter,preventativeandremovalcostsby state and local jurisdictions, and the public perception. The data will be used to measure progressandinplanning.
1.D: Bring together academia, non-profit, business, and government to create and share national, regional, state, and local research, resources, data, studies, best practices, and programs to comprehensivelyaddressthebehaviorsandcausesoflitterandillegaldumping.
1.A: andLitterCreateacomprehensiveLitterAbatementandBeautificationPlanusingthelitterstudydataandAbatementandBeautificationTaskForcerecommendations.Theplanwillidentifyrolesresponsibilities,setgoals,establishatimelineandsuccessindicators,andidentifyfunding.
1.B: Establish a steering committee to ensure the implementation of the Task Force recommendationsthroughJune30,2023.TheTaskForcemembersmayvolunteertoserveon thecommittee.
RaisePublic RecommendationAwareness2: Require each parish to have a litter coordinator or Keep Louisiana Beautiful (KLB) Affiliate responsible for educating and engaging citizens, managing grants, overseeing programs, implementing waste reduction, and ensuring implementation of litter prevention and beautificationbestpracticesandpoliciesacrossvariousdepartments. 1.H: Createafundbasedontheresearch,thatsupportstheprioritiesforinterventionandbehavior changeandoffersgrantstofundlitterremoval,prevention,enforcement,andbeautification.Createadonationprogramandonlineportaltoconnectdonorseagertofundprojects,supplies,andequipmentdesignatedforanenforcementagency,stateagency,municipality,and/orKLB.Utilizetechnologytocreateanonlineportalthatmaximizesengagementbyconnectingpeople,programs,events,grants,information,landfill/transferstations,recyclinglocations,tiredumpsites,enforcement,andreporting.Createstatewidelitterpreventionpublicawarenessmulti-mediacampaignadoptingthe“LetLouisianaShine”slogan.Createtargetedcampaignsbasedonlitteringsources,e.g.,motoristsorsecureandcover-yourload.Createcustomizable“LetLouisianaShine”campaigntools,messaging,andprintmaterialsforgovernmentalentities,communitygroups,litterenforcement,businesses,andothers,e.g.,point-of-salematerialsforvehicleandtruckpurchases.RelaunchmotoristroadsidelitterpreventioncampaignwiththeOfficeofMotorVehiclesinalloffices.2.C:2.B:2.A:1.K:1.J:1.I: 17
websitetoeducatetheirtarget market,e.g.,huntingandfishinglicenseapplications,virtualtrainingcoursesandwebinars,or presentations.
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BuildKnowledgethroughTrainingandEducation Create and distribute litter prevention, waste reduction, and recycling best practice guide for organizers of festivals, parades, concerts, conferences, and other large events. The guide will Municipalitiespost-event.addresshowtohandlewasteandrecyclingintheplanningphasesfrompre-toand/ortheFireMarshallshouldrequireeventorganizerstosubmit a litter and wastemanagementplantoreceiveaspecialeventpermit.
Create the
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toChambersConventionbecomestormwaterhealthEducateelectedofficials,administrators,businessleaders,professionalassociations,andpublicofficialsontheenvironmental,health,social,andeconomicimpactsofwaste,recycling,utilityfunding,andlittersotheycanmakeinformeddecisionsandtheissuesapriority.PartnerwiththePoliceJuryAssociation,LouisianaMunicipalAssociation,andVisitorsBureaus,TourismCommissions,DowntownDevelopmentDistricts,ofCommerce,LouisianaAssociationofBusinessandIndustry,MainStreet,andothersconductongoingtraining.
Identifyopportunitiesinstateagenciesatthepointofpubliccontacttointegrateanti-littering information,keymessaging,slogans/graphicsandlinkto
3.D: Louisiana Clean
Develop and distribute sector-specific training tools and playbooks for waste and litter reduction, recycling and solid waste management, which may include guides, best practices, policies,ordinances,presentations,andvirtual/on-demandsessions.Groupsrecommendedfor inclusion are elected officials, businesses, real estate developers, solid waste haulers, state agencies, local government administrators, and department supervisors, e.g., placement of receptacles,maintenance,contractlanguage,andvolunteercleanups.
Communities Alliance to provide networking and education opportunitiestoindividualsrepresentinggroupsthatworktoimprovecommunityappearance. Thiswillbeaplatformtoshareprograms,data,information,andcoordinateeffortsstatewide. 3.E: 18
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education and key messaging in presentations at schools, programs and community outreach events,andprintedmaterials,e.g.,StatePolice,LouisianaDepartmentofWildlifeandFisheries, Louisiana Department Environmental Quality, Louisiana Department of Transportation and DevelopDevelopmentandotheragencies.ameanstocapturetheinterest
4.D: Require the drivers’ education course in high schools and private driving academies to teach roadsidelitterpreventioneducation.OfficeofMotorVehiclespartnerswithKLBtoimplement.
5: Createconsistentlawsandfinestructureacrosslocaljurisdictions.Determinemodificationsas needed at the state level regarding allocation of fines to encourage enforcement. Update and streamline the Louisiana Local Government Litter Ordinance template and handbook. Partner 5.A: Encourageuniversityandcommunitycollegecampusestoresearch,teach,andmodelthevalue ofbeautification,litterprevention,andwastereductionbyinvolvingstudents,faculty,andstaff. ExpandtheKLBuniversityaffiliateprograms.Variousresourcesavailableincludewasteaudits, student/citizenscientistprojects,sustainabilitypractices,andevents.
4.C: StrengthenLitterandIllegalDumpingEnforcementEfforts
and commitment of education leadership to support LouisianaAct72requiringinstructionoflitterpreventionandawarenessinK-5grades.
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4.B: Teach the importance of environmental stewardship and leadership; community engagement, pride, and citizenship; litter prevention, recycling, and community improvement to youth throughformalandnon-formaleducationincharter,private,publicschools,andhomeschool communities, NGOs, youth and school clubs, after school programs, and library programs. A varietyofprograms,campaigns,andeventscanbeutilized,includingbutnotlimited,toKLB’s educationlessonplansorinvolvementineventsLovetheBootWeek,LeaveNoTrace,America RecyclingDay,ArborDay,orEarthDay.
5.C: EstablishalittercourtsystemthroughoutLouisianatoimprovetheeffectivenessandefficiency oflocalenforcement.
5.F: Create enforcement programs that can be adopted by local enforcement entities to enforce litterlawsandreduceroadsidelitter.Programsmayincludezero-tolerancedays,wastehauler inspection programs, cargo securement/cover your load, and designated enforcement Litter PatrolOfficers.
5.D: Restructure,launch,andpromotethestatewidelitterhotlinetoengagecitizensinreporting.5.E: Increase enforcement of litter and illegal dumping by making more surveillance cameras available.
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Recommendation6: Conductastatewidewaste,recycling,andrecyclinginfrastructureassessment.6.A: Developmodelpracticesforwastemanagement,hardtorecycleitems,wastetires,andstorm debris. Create a sample Request for Proposal and contract language for garbage collection, wastehaulerleakage,andimproperlysecuredoruncoveredloads.
6.C: 20 Increaseactionstowritelitterfinesandpublicize.Theculminateddataonfineswillbetracked and collected from state police, sheriffs, police departments, wildlife and fisheries, and any other relevant agencies about how many litter fines and tickets were written annually around thestate.
6.B: useinfrastructure,CreateandimplementastrategicplantosupportastrongLouisianarecyclingindustryincludingcollection,processing,materialmarketdevelopment,andmanufacturingend-businessdevelopment.Explorepartneringwithindustriestoexpandplasticandchemical
Build a knowledge base and best practices about how to successfully prosecute offenders in collaborationwithdistrictattorneysandlocalandstatewidejudges,citycourts,districtcourts, justicesofpeace,constables,sheriffs,andpolice.
5.G: ImproveWasteDisposalPracticesandRecyclingOpportunities
7.C: Identify and purchase innovative litter removal equipment for interstate shoulders, streets, parks, storm drains, and waterways for state agencies and local governments. Identify opportunitiesforintergovernmentalagreementsforsharingthecostanduseoftheequipment, e.g.,littervacuums,waterwaycollectiondevices,streetsweepers.
7.F: Increasecitizen-ledlitterremovalactivitiesbyestablishinglocal“loanlibrary”oflittersupplies to make it easier for citizens and groups to participate in litter removal. Cleanup supplies,
evaluate litter removal and mowing contracts to increase accountability and frequency, identify gaps in contract language, and removal of interstate shoulder debris, e.g., vehiclepartsandtires.Reviewandmodify,ifneeded,littercollectionagreementswithSheriff’s departments and Louisiana Department of Corrections to expand the roadside litter crew program.
Improve frequency, coordination, and efficiency of litter removal from interstate and state LDOTDroadways.will
7.E: Challenge all 64 parishes, municipalities, elected officials, businesses, and groups to organize regularcommunitycleanupsandparticipateinLovetheBootWeekannually.
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7.D: Remove litter from waterways by identifying highly littered waterways, creating a watershed plantoaddresslittersourcesandinstallingwater-relatedinterventions,e.g.,booms/skimmers/ inletdevices.
7.A: EncouragetheDivisionofAdministrationtoidentifyvendorswhoprovideequipment,services andprocessesdesignedtohelpreduce,control,oreliminatetrashonlandand/orwaterbodies andtodevelopaprocesstoplacethesevendorsonstatecontract,therebymakingiteasierfor local governmental entities to contract for the provision of such equipment, services, or processes.
7.B: Create a comprehensive adoption program for highways, roadways, waterways, and public green spaces. The adoption program may include a combination of volunteer, sponsored, or privately contracted. Develop a robust system of marketing to businesses, organizations, and others.
8.A: Createlandscapingandsignagedesigntemplatesforbeautifyingstate,parish,andentrypoints usingnativeplantsandtreestocreateasenseofplaceandidentity.Partnerwithgardenclubs, LouisianaNativePlantSociety,mastergardeners/naturalists,andothers.
8: Explore private/public partnerships with the Department of Agriculture and Forestry, State Parks,LSUAgCenterCooperativeExtensionoffices,universities,andotherstoestablishand/or expand a state nursery to provide landscape resources of native trees, wildflowers, plants, grasses,andseedstobeautifygreenspaces.Specialemphasisonofferingtreesforreforestation and planting native plants after natural disasters. Landscape materials will support statewide beautificationgrantsandcommunityimprovementprojectsinlocalcommunities.
8.B: Develop design, maintenance, and sustainability guidelines for infrastructure construction projects to include beautification or appealing visual features for highways or roads, public spaces,stormdrains,andotherpublicprojects.
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SupportBeautificationandCommunityAppearanceEnhancement
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INITIALACTIONS
EstablishFundamentalstoSustainLitterPreventionandBeautification Conductabaselinelitterstudyandalitterabatementandbeautificationplanforthestate.The litter study will be composed of roadside visible litter, cost of litter, and public perception surveys. The data collected will create a baseline to measure the reduction of litter, aid in Establishprogramdevelopment,andguidetargetedmediacampaigns.aLitterAbatementandBeautificationCommissiontoprovidestabilityandoverseethe state’seffortstoachieveshort-andlong-termgoals.Createacentralpointofcontactwithinthe Lieutenant Governor’s Office to manage and coordinate litter-related activities, connect
optionsitereportingBeginpartners,andincreaseaccountabilityatthestateandlocallevel.buildingacomprehensiveonlineportalformappingadoptionprograms,volunteerevents,dumpingandlittering,recyclingandlandfilldirectory,manuals,andresources.Thewillincludealistingofstateandlocal“needs”forequipmentandtoolsandadonationforbusinesseswantingtohelp.
following:GeneralawarenesswithPSA’sandpaidmediaPromotionofthelitterhotlineBusstopsandbenchadvertisementstargetingpedestriansGaspumpvideostargetingmotorists
Thelistbelowidentifiesactionsthatwillbetheinitialfocusandprovidethefoundationforalongerrangeplanandeffort.
RaisePublicAwareness Launch a year-long Let Louisiana Shine statewide multi-media and marketing litter prevention campaign with sub-campaigns targeting specific audiences, including but not limited to the
locations.fines.Designincorporate(OMV)ReduceYouthToolkitsLoveBusPromotionAutomotivedealershipstargetingdriverswithcoveryourloadmessagingandcarlitterbagsofthelitterhotlinestopsandbenchadvertisementstargetingpedestrianstheBootWeektocustomizecampaignsforlocalcommunitiesandstateagencieseducationvideotocomplementlessonplansroadsidelitterbyraisingawarenessofmotorists.KLBandtheOfficeofMotorVehiclesrelaunchtheroadsidelitterpreventioncampaignatall75OMVoffices.ThecampaignwillLetLouisianaShine,litterhotlinenumber,printmaterials,wallposters,andbanners.anewsigntemplatewithconsistentLetLouisianaShinebranding,messaging,andlitterLDOTDwillmapexistingsigns,removedamagedones,andplacenewonesinstrategic BuildKnowledgeThroughTrainingandEducation Providetrainingontheenvironmental,health,social,andeconomicimpactsofwaste,recycling, andlitterformembersoftheLouisianaMunicipalAssociationandPoliceJuryAssociationattheir PartnerbestProduceschoolprograms,litterDistributemeetingsandconferencessomemberscanmakeinformeddecisionsontheseissues.marketingtoolkitstoStatePolice,LDWF,LDOTD,LDOE,andLDEQforthemtointegratepreventionmessagingincurrentpublicandyouthoutreachactivities,presentations,ande.g.,huntingandfishinglicenses,boatsafetytraining,virtualtrainingcourses,andpresentations.anddistributesolidwastemanagement,litterreduction,recycling,andsustainabilitypracticemanualtooutdooreventorganizerssuchasconcerts,festivals,andparades.withtheOfficeofCulture,RecreationandTourismtopromote,train,anddistribute. 24
StrengthenLitterandIllegalDumpingEnforcementEfforts Transfer the litter hotline from LDWF to under the supervision of the Office of Lieutenant Governor. Develop a process to log, number and track all calls, send letters and forward Conductinformationtotheappropriatejurisdiction.StatePoliceledspecialovertime enforcement sweeps targeting leakage from waste Establishtrucks,unsecuredorimproperlysecuredtruck,andtrailerloads.LitterCourtswithinparishjurisdictions.Providematching funds to assist with court Revisestartupsandequipmentforthesheriffs,constablesandjusticesofthepeace.anddistributetheLouisianaLocalGovernmentLitterOrdinancehandbook to include Purchasemodelordinances,andconsistentenforcementlanguageandfinestructure.surveillancecamerasandsupportingequipmentforLDWFenforcement agents to increaseillegaldumpingenforcement. ImproveWasteDisposalPracticesandRecyclingOpportunities Create model language for parishes and municipalities to include in Request for Proposal and intersections,Pilotmunicipalities,Placesummernon-formalProvideneedsApplyrequiresolidwastecontractsfortrashleakageandimproperlyoruncoveredloads.Contractsshouldalsolittereducationandlitterabatementinitiatives.foranEPASolidWasteInfrastructureforRecycling(SWIFR)granttoconductastatewideassessmentandcomprehensiverecyclingplan.youtheducationbypartneringwithstateandlocallibraries,homeschoolcommunities,educators,andyouthgroupstointegrateKLB’seducationlessonsinafterschoolandprograms.KLBwillprovidetraining,educationlessonplans,andotherresources.trashandashreceptaclesinpublicspacesthroughgrantstothestate,parishes,andotherpoliticaljurisdictions.theuseofdonatedtrashbarrelstobeusedonpublicproperty,e.g.,parks,roadwaypublicboatlaunches,andmarinas.ExpandLitterPreventionandRemovalInitiatives 25
through a combination of LDOTD crews, third-party contractors, inmate crews, and adoption Developprograms.contractsandmutualaidagreementstoassistparishesandmunicipalitiesinpartnering Installtopurchaseandsharelitterremovalequipmentandoperators.littercollectiondevicesinhighlylitteredwaterwaysand coordinate volunteer cleanups throughapartnershipbetweenLDWFandtheStormwaterCoalition. SupportBeautificationandCommunityAppearanceEnhancement Provide grants to local communities to beautify entry points to cities and public spaces using nativeplants,trees,andsignage. 26
APPENDIX I ExecutiveOrderJBE2022–3 StatewideLitterAbatementandBeautification 27
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The Governor’s Task Force (Task Force) on Statewide Litter Abatement and Beautification was establishedbyexecutiveorder inJanuary2022andgiventhefollowingthreeduties: Task Force was directed to produce and submit an initial report its recommendations key priorities to the Governor on or before July 1, 2022. Content expertise was provided by Susan Russell, Executive Director of Keep Louisiana Beautiful and Cecile Carson, EdD, a nationally recognized environmental/litter expert, to help design and facilitate the work of the Task Force. Additionally, the Center for Planning Excellence (CPEX), a Baton Rouge-based planning organization, provided initial andSSAConsultants,aBatonRouge-basedmanagement consultingfirmwasengagedthroughtheLieutenantGovernor’sOfficeto
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provideprojectmanagement agendasABatonForcethisThetheTheTheandadministrativesupporttotheTaskForce.26-memberTaskForcemetfivetimesbeginninginFebruary2022.initialgatheringoftheTaskForcemembersoccurredonFebruary15,2022,onTheWaterInstituteofGulfcampusinBatonRouge.TheobjectivesoftheTaskForceSummitincluded:SummitwasfacilitatedbyCPEXandincludedastakeholderssurveyresultspresentation.Duringmeeting,theLieutenantGovernorannouncedthathehadsecuredmeetingspacefortheTasktoconductformalmeetingsinMarch,April,May,andJuneof2022attheCapitolParkMuseuminRouge.workplanoutlinewasdevelopedaftertheFebruarymeetingtoguidedevelopmentofmeetingfortheremainingTaskForcemeetingsandadministrativeworkassignmentsbetweenTask TASK FORCE WORK PROCESS AND MEETING MINUTES Establishingwaterways,IdentifyingtheBuildinganunderstandingofthekeydriversoflitterandbarrierstolitterabatementfromproductionofitemsthatmaybecomelittertoconsumerbehaviorwithrespecttolitter;solutionstoreducethepresenceoflitterthroughoutLouisiana’sroads,publicspaces,parks,andcommunities;andsharedgoalsandvaluesforlitterabatement.C.B.A. 32
Developingcomprehensively,BuildingandProvidingEstablishingbroadunderstandingofthelitterprobleminLouisiana;knowledgeandeducationtotheTaskForcemembersfocusedonlitterabatementbeautificationbestpracticesandlessonslearned;motivationamongstTaskForcememberstoaddressthelitterissuemorecollaboratively,andeffectively;andaclearpathforwardforTaskForcememberstodevelopitsrecommendations.
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ForcePartnershipsPrevention,LitterEducationandOutreachLaws,Regulations&EnforcementRemoval&WasteInfrastructure&Engagementmeetings.TheremainingTaskForce meeting agendas were developed and executed collaborativelybyaprojectteamthatincludedtheLieutenantGovernor’sOffice,SusanRussell,Cecile exercisepriorities.invitedandTherecommendedsetmaterialthedevelopedAfterrecommendations.sessionactivities,TheGroup’salsopresentationsDepartmentoflitterThepractices”TherelevantandThisTheCarson,EdD,andSSAConsultants.projectteamalsodividedtheTaskForcemembersintothefollowingfourWorkGroups:1.2.3.4.subdivisionoftheTaskForceallowedeachmembertofocusonaspecificaspectoflitterabatementbeautification.EachWorkGroupwastaskedwithdevelopmentofpreliminaryrecommendationstotheirrespectivecontenttopic.MarchmeetingoftheTaskForceincludedareviewoftheTaskForceWorkPlan,anoverviewof“bestreferencematerial,andtheinitialbreakoutsessionofthefourWorkGroups.AprilmeetingoftheTaskForceincludedpresentationsfromstateagenciescurrentlyinvolvedintheabatementeffort,includingLouisianaDepartmentofEnvironmentalQuality,LouisianaDepartmentTransportationandDevelopment,LouisianaDepartmentofWildlifeandFisheries,LouisianaofPublicSafetyandCorrections(CorrectionsServices),andLouisianaStatePolice.Thesefocusedoneachagency’scurrentefforts,challenges,andfutureneeds.TheAprilmeetingincludedthesecondbreakoutsessionofthefourWorkGroupsandareportoutofeachWorkprogresstodate.MaymeetingoftheTaskForceincludedarecapoftherecentlyconcludedLovetheBootWeekapresentationshowcasingsamplebeautificationprojects,andthethird(andfinal)breakoutofthefourWorkGroupswherebyeachWorkGroupfinalizeditssetofpreliminarytheMaymeeting,theprojectteamcompiledandanalyzedthepreliminaryrecommendationsandsubmittedbythefourWorkGroups.Approximately70separateideasweresubmittedbyWorkGroups.SusanRussellandDr.CecileCarson,asthecontentexperts,organizedthesubmittedintoasetofeightgeneralrecommendationsandattachedtoeachrecommendationadetailedofmorespecificprioritiestobesubmittedtotheGovernorinthisreport.Theyalsodevelopedasetoffirstyearactionstobeincludedinthisreport.JunemeetingoftheTaskForceincludedadetailedreviewoftheeightgeneralrecommendationstheaccompanyingsetsofdetailedpriorities.Duringthisreviewexercise,TaskForcemembersweretomakecomments,askquestions,andsuggestchangestothedraftrecommendationsandApproximatelyonedozencontentchangesweresuggestedandapproved.AfterthisreviewavotewasconductedandtheTaskForceapprovedthedraftwithacceptedchanges. 33
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htmlhttps://www.tceq.texas.gov/permitting/waste_permits/waste_planning/wp_grants.Texascrew-grant/Southhttps://keeplouisianabeautiful.org/grants/KeepLouisianaBeautifulgrants(HealthyCommunities,cleanupsupplies,program)CarolinaLitterCrewGrantshttps://www.palmettopride.org/grants/litter-RegionalCouncilofGovernmentGrants Study TX,OH,PA)
Pennsylvaniacontent/uploads/2021/07/2016-TN-Litter-Study_FinalReport.pdfTennesseeTexas(2001-2020)-https://www.dontmesswithtexas.org/about/litter-facts/(2016)-https://nobodytrashestennessee.com/wp-(2020)-https://www.keeppabeautiful.org/research/
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LITTER PREVENTION, REMOVAL, AND INFRASTRUCTURE WORK GROUP Receptacles
Hawaii4/section-8-6-411/https://law.justia.com/codes/arkansas/2017/title-8/chapter-6/subchapter-Arkansashttps://www.dontmesswithtexas.org/?s=Darrel+the+Barrel+Don’thttps://wasteadvantagemag.com/cigarette-butt-recycling/Californiahttps://law.lis.virginia.gov/admincode/title9/agency20/chapter190/section50/Virginiahttps://keeplouisianabeautiful.org/grants/KeepLouisianaBeautifultrashreceptaclegrants-–staterequirementforplacementofcontainers–statereststopashreceptaclesMesswithTexasBarrellproject(designanddistribution)–alongpublichighwayslaw-AlaMoanaRegionalPark–researchreplacementofopen-toptrashreceptacles
VisibleLitter
LitterBehaviorStudy(TN,PA,TX) TennesseePennsylvaniaTexas(1998-2020)-https://www.dontmesswithtexas.org/about/litter-facts/(2020)-https://www.keeppabeautiful.org/research/-https://nobodytrashestennessee.com/about/#research LitterCostStudy(PA,OH,MN) Pennsylvania(2020)-https://www.keeppabeautiful.org/research/ AdoptionPrograms(multiple)
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MappingSponsorAdopt-a-HighwayTennessee-https://nobodytrashestennessee.com/adopt-a-highway/Texas-https://www.txdot.gov/inside-txdot/get-involved/volunteer/adopt-a-highway.htmlaHighwayAdopt-a-HighwayCompany-https://www.adoptahighway.comAdopt-a-HighwayLitterRemoval-https://adoptahighway.netAdopt-The-HighwayCompaniesofAmerica-https://www.adoptahwy.com/contact/Texas-https://texassponsorahighway.comPalmettoPrideways(Businesssponsor,DeptofCorrections,andPalmettoPride-https://www.palmettopride.org/get-involved/pickup-programs/palmetto-prideways/-Adopt-a-programforTrinityRiver-https://www.trashfreetexas.org content/uploads/2022/03/WATERWAY-STEWARD-FLYER_2022.pdfPennsylvaniaCaliforniaDepartmentofWaterResourcesandEPATechnologyGrant–-https://www.keeppabeautiful.org/wp-
Pickhttps://keeplouisianabeautiful.org/love-the-boot/LouisianaDon’tBrigades.aspxhttps://www.penndot.pa.gov/about-us/RoadsideBeautification/Pages/Litter-Pennsylvaniacombatting-litter-urges-public-to-stop-costly-and-unsightly-practice/https://www.governor.pa.gov/newsroom/wolf-administration-continues-PennsylvaniaStatePolice“OperationCleanSweep”-LitterBrigadeprogram(youthandadultoffendercleanups-MesswithTexasTrash-offKeepLouisianaBeautifulLovetheBootWeek–statewidecleanupevents-UpPennsylvania-https://www.keeppabeautiful.org/programs/pick-up-pa/
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involved/report-a-litterer/Texashttps://nobodytrashestennessee.com/join-the-movement/#litter-hotlinebeautification-office/litter.htmlhttps://www.tn.gov/tdot/environmental-home/environmental-highway-Tennesseehttps://keeplouisianabeautiful.org/tools-resources/reporting-litter/Louisiana-https://www.wlf.louisiana.gov/page/report-littering–PhoneandWebsiteReporting-–WebsiteReporting-https://www.dontmesswithtexas.org/get-
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https://sclittercommission.sc.gov/best-practices-guide-0Southcontent/uploads/2021/07/2018_Model_Ordinance-.pdfhttps://www.keeppabeautiful.org/wp-2.28.18.pdfhttps://kab.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Collaboration_Guide_Final-content/uploads/2019/11/Enforcement_and_Prosecution_Guide_Final.pdfNationaltemplate-and-handbook/https://keeplouisianabeautiful.org/tools-resources/litter-laws/litter-ordinance-LouisianaEnvironmental-Crimes-Handbook-2012.10.03-compresses.pdfhttps://keeplouisianabeautiful.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/CID-Louisianahttps://www.dropbox.com/s/4jyi7g21lj4xout/151320%20Booklet%20.pdf?dl=0Louisianaresources/legislation/LitterCourtHandbookbyKeepLouisianaBeautiful(2015)-EnvironmentalCrimesHandbook-LocalGovernmentLitterOrdinanceTemplateandHandbookhttps://kab.org/wp-CarolinaLitterCommission–BestPractices-
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Tickets 8/chapter-6/subchapter-4/section-8-6-404ArkansasPALitterSouthCarolinaZeroToleranceMonth-https://www.palmettopride.org/news/zero-tolerance-for-litter-month-recognized-by-state-house/ZeroToleranceReportForm-http://www.palmettopride.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/09/ZTREPORT-FORM16.pdfLaw-https://www.palmettopride.org/enforcement/sc-litter-laws/LitterEnforcementCorridorswherefinesaredoubledortripledhttps://www.keeppabeautiful.org/programs/illegal-dump-free-pa/laws-and-enforcement/–ticketfinetoaffiliate-https://law.justia.com/codes/arkansas/2012/title-
https://www.palmettopride.org/enforcement/sc-litter-control-association/SouthEducationPennsylvaniahttps://www.palmettopride.org/education/cpted/AcademySC-Texashttps://shelbycountytn.gov/353/Environmental-CourtPotter/currentEnvironmental-Preservation,TennesseeUniversityofMemphisCecilC.HumphriesandNeighborhoodsInc.StrategicCodeEnforcementManagementAcademy(BlightFocus)http://strategiccodeenforcement.comCourtsShelbyCountyEnvironmentalCourt–RetiredJudgeLarryJudgePatrickDandridge-IllegalDumpingCenterbookandtrainingforofficers,prosecutors,andjudgeshttp://tidrc.comCrimePreventionThroughEnvironmentalDesign(CPTED)SCCriminalJusticeandSCPlanningEducationAdvisoryCommittee-MagisterialdistrictjudgeeducationthroughtheMinorJudiciaryBoardCarolinaLitterLawEnforcementAssociation-
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Funders TennesseeTennesseecampaign/partnerships/Don’tMesswithTexaspartnershttps://www.dontmesswithtexas.org/the-MaltBeverageAssociationandSoftDrinkAssociationfundingPitchInCampaign-BeverageAssociation PARTNERSHIPS AND ENGAGEMENT WORK GROUP Tools/Guides/Programs Litter-Freehttps://keeplouisianabeautiful.org/our-story/affiliate-map/Keephttps://keeplouisianabeautiful.org/get-involved/become-an-affiliate/KeepUniversities/CollegesBeAGoodNeighborGuidesNationalRestaurantAssociationandFoodPackagingInstitute-https://kab.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/BeingaGoodNeighbor_AGuidetoReducingandManagingLitter_0-1.pdfNationalAssociationofConvenienceStores-https://kab.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/BeingaGoodNeighor_AGuidetoReducingLitterManagingTrashandEncouragingRecycling.pdfHawaiiRestaurantandBusinessprogramandpledgehttps://www.malama808.orgNewJerseyRutgersOfficeofContinuingProfessionalEducation–trainingforcoordinators–http://www.cpe.rutgers.edu/courses/current/er0400wa.htmlLouisianaUniversityAffiliates-https://keeplouisianabeautiful.org/get-involved/become-an-affiliate/university-affiliate/LouisianaBeautifulCommunityAffiliatesAmericaBeautifulAffiliatesinLouisianaEvents(numerouslocalexamples)Australia-http://www.litter.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Sustainable_Events_Guide___Waste.pdfhttps://www.ecosuperior.org/upload/documents/litter-free-green-event-checklist001.pdf 52
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MississippiTexashttps://www.fdot.gov/designsupport/highwaybeautification/default.shtmFloridaHighwayBeautificationCouncil-Governor’sCommunityAchievementAwards-https://ktb.org/gcaaWildflowerProgram-https://mswildflowers.org
%20Administrators/GreenSchools/Pages/default.aspxhttps://www.education.pa.gov/Teachers%20-Pennsylvaniaprograms/Southhttps://keeplouisianabeautiful.org/programs-events/environmental-education/LouisianaTexashttps://www.dontmesswithtexas.org/?s=Darrel+the+Barrel+Don’tMesswithTexasDarreltheBarrelgame-https://ktb.org/youthRocksey’sEducationLessonsK-5-CarolinaPalmettoPride-https://www.palmettopride.org/education/school-DepartmentofEducationPathwaytoGreenSchools-
https://njclean.org/coordinators/coordinator-certification/schedule(Certification)NewJerseyCleanCommunitiesCouncilCoordinatorCertificationTraininghttp://www.cpe.rutgers.edu/courses/current/er0400wa.html
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school-zone/https://www.keeppabeautiful.org/programs/educational-resources/litter-free-Pennsylvaniahttps://greencaschools.orgKeepChallenge.aspx2020PennsylvaniaYounghttps://keepfloridabeautiful.org/about-us/youth-council/KeepToxics/Solid-waste-litter/Litter/Ecology-Youth-CorpsWashingtonEcologyYouthCorps(EYC)-https://ecology.wa.gov/Waste-FloridaBeautifulStatewideYouthCouncilTexanAmbassadors-https://ktb.org/ambassadorDot/DepartmentofEnvironmentalProtectionInnovationChallenge-https://www.penndot.pa.gov/about-us/PennDOT2020/Pages/Innovations-CaliforniaBeautifulK-12Challenge/EnvironmentalAppLitterAssessment-LitterFreeSchoolZone–Education
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THE GOVERNOR'S TASK FORCE ON STATEWIDE LITTER ABATEMENT AND BEAUTIFICATION JUNE 30, 2022
