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Santa Fe cleanup draws 2,701 participants, collects over 6 tons of trash

Participation jumped 30% from the previous year, with 17 schools involved in the effort.

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Young Jang
Source: This report is based on an official public release from City of Santa Fe. PULSE organizes and summarizes public government communications.

A citywide cleanup in Santa Fe drew 2,701 participants who collected more than 6.4 tons of trash and debris from neighborhoods and public spaces in 2026, according to the city. The event, known as Toss No Mas, saw participation increase by roughly 30% compared with the previous year.

Participants collected 12,822 pounds of trash and debris—a 20% increase from 2025, the city said. Seventeen schools participated in the cleanup effort, including 16 Santa Fe Public Schools campuses and the Academy of Technology and the Classics.

The cleanup drew participation from students, families, volunteers, and community organizations throughout Santa Fe, the city said.

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