Love Lindale Park
Love Lindale Park is our community initiative dedicated to preserving and enhancing our neighborhood's natural beauty. Through volunteer efforts, we maintain clean streets, green spaces, and an environment that reflects our residents' care and character.
From cleanup days and tree planting to coordinating with city services, we bring neighbors together around a shared vision of a vibrant, well-maintained community. Whether you're interested in gardening, environmental stewardship, or keeping our streets beautiful, there's a place for everyone.
Join us by volunteering for projects or maintaining your own corner of the neighborhood. Together, we're creating a community that looks beautiful and feels like home.
From cleanup days and tree planting to coordinating with city services, we bring neighbors together around a shared vision of a vibrant, well-maintained community. Whether you're interested in gardening, environmental stewardship, or keeping our streets beautiful, there's a place for everyone.
Join us by volunteering for projects or maintaining your own corner of the neighborhood. Together, we're creating a community that looks beautiful and feels like home.
Esplanade BeautificationSince 2025, a passionate team of community volunteers has taken on the important work of maintaining and beautifying the esplanades along Irvington. Their dedication helps ensure our neighborhood presents a welcoming face to both visitors and residents.
How You Can Get Involved: Support Through Donations - Your financial contributions directly fund beautification projects that enhance our community's appearance and property values. Join Our Volunteer Team - Help us maintain the esplanades and keep our signage looking fresh and professional. To learn more about volunteering or making a donation, please contact us at [email protected] Did you know? Irvington has over 10,000 daily visitors 
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Tree PlantingsLindale Park is rebuilding our tree canopy after storm damage through our annual partnership with Trees for Houston. Each November, we host a free tree giveaway providing residents with climate-appropriate shade trees that restore natural beauty, increase property values, and maintain our neighborhood's welcoming character. We've planted over 400 trees to date.
Join our reforestation efforts by:
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DIY Street Cleanup |
Waste Collection Schedules |
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🗑 DIY means grab a neighbor or two for a 30 minute cleanup any time that works for you and your family.
🌀 We suggest walking your block to the next intersection, turn and loop around on the next block over. Imagine if several neighbors did this regularly, we’d make a huge impact on our blocks and our busy N-S streets! 💲Sponsorship: Do you have a business in Lindale Park or live here and want to promote your small business? Sponsorships will help fund the T-shirt, the greater civic club projects and/or in-kind donations for prizes for our volunteers. Email us [email protected] if you’re interested in supporting our efforts. |
Garbage pickup for all of Lindale Park is every Friday.
Grass clippings, small branches and leaves must not be placed in the automated garbage cans. They must be put in compostable bags, not weighing more than 50 pounds, and placed at the curb 3 feet away from the automated container for separate yard trimming collection. Small branches may be put in bundles as long as each bundle is less than 4 feet in length, 18 inches in diameter and not weighing more than 50 pounds. Yard trimmings mixed with paper, plastic or any other type of waste will not be collected. Automated recycling is every other Friday and is designated as “Friday – B.” Pickup is typically early, so place your cans out by 7 a.m. Click here to see the 2025 Bi-Weekly Collection Schedule. Heavy Trash Pickup Schedule: First (1st) Friday of every month Tree Waste months are January, March, May, July, September, and November. Junk Waste months are February, April, June, August, October and December. Click here for an explanation of the alternating tree waste/junk waste pickup months. |
