JOHNS CREEK Household Hazardous Waste Event Volunteers Neede
Saturday September 13th, 2025 | This event will go on rain or shine and is 100% outdoors
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We need your help at our Johns Creek Household Hazardous Waste Event! Hundreds of Johns Creek residents are bringing their paint and household chemicals for safe disposal. We need your help opening, closing, and running the event while a professional Haz-Mat team safely collects the incoming paint and household hazardous materials.
Location: Johns Creek City Hall 11360 Lakefield Dr, Johns Creek, GA 30097
Description: Place traffic cones and signs, run errands from one part of the event to the other, set up entrance and exit tents, assist with traffic flow, check participant registration, and break down cardboard.
There are two service shifts: Opening and Closing. Opening volunteers will help with event set up and flow; closing volunteers will take over the duties from opening volunteers to continue to keep our event flowing and assist with event break down.
Opening volunteers 8:30am-12:00am
Closing Volunteers: 12:00pm-2:00pm
Age Requirements: Solo volunteers must be 18 or older. 17-year-olds must have a guardian sign their liability waiver in order to volunteer solo. 15 and 16-year-olds must have a guardian sign their liability form AND ALSO participate in the event as a both the minor’s chaperone and an event volunteer themselves. Minimum volunteer age is 15.
Be outdoors, rain or shine (we will seek shelter if there is any lightning).
Stand for long periods of time *If you use a wheelchair or other assistive device, please let us know. We can accommodate your needs in many of our volunteer roles.
Grip, bend, touch, and lift repeatedly
Uphold your role’s responsibilities independently or in a small team.
Communicate with others: community members, fellow volunteers, and KNFB staff about any issues or emergencies that arise.
Ready to volunteer?
1. Sign up below!
2. Once you fill out the form below, we will be in touch with you soon with parking instructions and further details.
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