We Need Hands.
Trail rebuilding, erosion control, invasive species removal, and yes, some trash pickup. Real dirt-under-your-nails work.
The
Schedule.
April 24-26, 2026
Volunteer registration is live for all three workdays. Pick your park, note the meeting point, and sign up through the city volunteer portal.
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Registration live
Friday, April 24
Blodgett Open Space
Friday opens at Blodgett with dog waste and trash cleanup, noxious weed removal, and corridor clearing along the trail network.
- Time
- 8:00 AM - 11:00 AM
- Meeting point
- North Blodgett Loop Trailhead · 3786 W Woodmen Rd
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Registration live
Saturday, April 25
Palmer Park
Saturday heads to Yucca Flats for rogue trail closure, including scarifying, seeding, and reclaiming areas impacted by shortcutting and off-trail use.
- Time
- 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM
- Meeting point
- Lot 21 at Ute Crest and Yucca · leash-free lot
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Registration live
Sunday, April 26
Ute Valley Park
Sunday closes the weekend in Vindicator Meadow with trash pickup, noxious weed removal, and restoration of social trails and impacted areas.
- Time
- 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
- Meeting point
- Eagleview Middle School parking lot by the track · 1325 Vindicator Dr
Questions about a shift or bringing a group? info@3days3parks.org
Plan Ahead
Show Up Ready.
A few basics go a long way. We handle the tools, training, and trail-side support once everyone is checked in.
Bring
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Closed-toe footwear (boots preferred)
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Safety glasses (sunglasses or prescription eyewear is ok)
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Work gloves
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Long pants and an extra layer
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Sunscreen and a hat for sun or weather
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Reusable water bottle
We Provide
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Tools and gear
The equipment and tools needed for the day's work.
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Training
On-site instruction from park staff and experienced volunteer leaders.
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Refreshments
Trail-side snacks plus water refill stations once crews are checked in.
FAQ
Before You Volunteer.
If this is your first park workday, start here. These are the practical answers people usually need before they commit.
Are registrations open now? +
Yes. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday are all live now through the city volunteer portal, and each day has its own sign-up link in the schedule above.
Do I need previous experience? +
Not at all. We have projects for different ability levels, and crew leaders will walk everyone through the work before tools come out.
Can I bring my children or a group? +
Yes. Volunteers age 14 and up are welcome when they are accompanied by an adult, and minors should arrive with a hard-copy liability waiver signed by a parent or guardian. Scout troops, school clubs, and other groups are welcome, and larger groups should reach out ahead of time so we can place them well.
What if the weather changes? +
We plan to work rain or shine, but safety comes first. If severe weather changes a shift, we'll update the plan and share the latest details with registered volunteers.
What should I expect on site? +
Expect a short check-in, a safety briefing, and clear direction from the day's leaders. We provide tools, training, water refill support, and snacks so you can focus on the work.