Volunteer Information

Report Graffiti

The easiest way to become involved is to report graffiti. Call 25-CLEAN (252-5326) or use our E-Service online request form.

"Graffiti Wipes"

You can help wipe out graffiti! The City provides "Graffiti Wipes" free of charge to residents. The "Graffiti Wipes" are pre-moistened and can easily and quickly remove graffiti on most surfaces including: bus benches, light poles and pretty much any other smooth surface marred by graffiti.

Simply stop by the Activities Center, complete a volunteer waiver and pick up a container of "Graffiti Wipes"...."Graffiti Wipes" may be picked up during normal business hours Monday-Thursday 8:00 am – 5:30 pm and on Fridays from 8 am-5pm. If you are unable to come during these hours, please call (661) 250-3749 to make arrangements.

Quick Fact: In the last year, over 100 containers of "Graffiti Wipes" were provided to citizens.

Teens Against Graffiti (TAG)

TAG is for youth, ages 13-18 years old, who want to help with graffiti removal in the City of Santa Clarita. School, youth, or church groups, and individuals may participate on the third Saturday of every month by painting locations that are high targets for graffiti. These locations include washes, alley ways, and neighborhoods. The program allows youth to take pride in their community and enables teens to make a positive difference in the quality of life in Santa Clarita. To become a TAG volunteer you can fill out and complete an application in person at The Activities Center, or call (661)250-3749 for details.

Quick Fact: In 2007, 300 teens participated in removing over 2,000 graffiti incidents from local washes.

Graffiti Wipe-Out Day

Once a year, organizations and businesses get together to remove graffiti in a massive city-wide graffiti removal effort. Hundreds of people are grouped into teams to remove graffiti from the washes, bridges and other large areas.

Quick Fact: Over 40 volunteers participated in the first annual Graffiti Wipe Out Day. Volunteers removed over 400 incidents of graffiti.

Neighborhood Watch

Citizens can get involved by joining or creating their own Neighborhood Watch program. Neighborhood Watch trainings are held several times a year. Contact the Sheriff’s Station at (661)255-1121 or visit their website (*link to Sheriff’s Station website) for more information.

Volunteer Applications

Adult Application
Teen Application (12-17 years old)
Youth Application (Under 12 years old)