Edenderry Fine Gael Councillor Noel Cribbin says the group has come a long way.
An Offaly Tidy Towns Committee has been revived following an emergency meeting.
The Edenderry community group has had several new people join after appealing for additional help as there was only four members.
They are meeting with a local engineer next week at the town hall to raise local issues.
The group will submit its national Tidy Towns awards entry in May.
Edenderry Fine Gael Councillor Noel Cribbin says the group has come a long way since its start:
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