Cleanest City Contest Winners 2023
Cleanest City Winners
Cleanest City Winner Recap
Jean Lafitte - First Place!
Farmerville - First Place
Congratulations to Farmerville, who won the State Cleanest City for Category E (population 2,500 to 4,499). This was the photo of Mayor John Crow accepting the District Award.
Cleanest City Contest - April 24 to May 5, 2023
Acting CCC Chairman, Kathy Tell with Nancy Love and Carla Gauthier judged the 2023 State Cleanest City Contest April 24 - May 5.
ENTRY FORM
CLEANEST CITY CONTEST BOOKLET
Cleanest City Contest (CCC) 2022
The photos were taken Thursday, May 12, when Baton Rouge Garden Club members, hosted the LGCF Judges and the City Parish employees representatives at a brief breakfast prior to the judging. Baton Rouge did earn 1st place in category J in District VI, 2022.
In 1958, the LGCF was first among members of the National Garden Clubs, Inc. to sponsor a state wide “Cleanest City Contest.” The aim of the contest is to instill civic pride in the individual citizens and thus, improve the appearance of towns and cities. Each year competition has become stronger, and the cities and towns have achieved higher and higher standards of cleanliness. We point with pride to the many participating communities through the years – and to the ever-increasing number who work year round to keep their communities clean and beautiful.