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Welcome to the Clean Commission

The Cookeville-Putnam County Clean Commission is a local non-profit organization in Putnam County, Tennessee. The Clean Commission is committed to providing leadership to educate and involve ALL Putnam County residents. By teaching litter prevention, recycling, and proper waste management, we encourage the citizens of Putnam County to beautify and improve their environment. Through specific programming to schools, business and industry, we can make a positive impact toward conserving our natural resources for future generations.

Clean Commission News

Nadine Armstrong is the Executive Coordinator for the Clean Commission.   Nadine has a wide range of experience working with environmental issues. During her 22 plus years with the City of Jacksonville, Florida, she developed, administered and coordinated many environmental programs. Among these were vacant lot cleanups, adopt-a-road, litter free events, recycling, beautification projects, public education on environmental issues, waterway cleanups and many others.

Nadine likes photography and enjoys designing displays with using her graphic art skills and her photographs. She has a true passion for preserving our beautiful natural environment, loves educating people about environmental issues and is a proven hands-on facilitator for litter free and cleanup events.

Contact Info

Cookeville-Putnam County Clean Commission
P.O. Box 299
Cookeville, TN 38503
Phone: 931-537-3278
Fax: 931-537-3278
Email: putcocleancom@tnaccess.com

Our office is located at 2370 Quinland Lake Rd. located in the new North Gate Business Park.


The Clean Commission is a United Way Partner Agency.
The Clean Commision and this web-site are partially funded by a litter grant from the TN Dept of Transportation.