Created in 1986, the campaign works to educate the public about the litter problem in Texas. Together these programs form a comprehensive litter prevention strategy. Don't Mess with Texas also has corporate partners who sponsor clean-ups, contribute funds and assist with publicity. The program also provides litterbags and bumper stickers available through online requests, at TxDOT travel information centers, promotional events. The Travel Division also sells large quantities of litterbags and bumper stickers at cost to organizations or businesses wanting a large quantity.
Website explains programs and partners.
FAQs plus videos of popular TV spots. In 1976, the Virginia General Assembly passed the Litter Control Act, creating the Virginia Division of Litter Control and the funding to begin programs to educate society. The Division of Litter Control offices opened in Richmond in late 1977. The Division is funded solely by special taxes levied on business and industries. Every city, county and incorporated town in Virginia is eligible to participate.