A sampling of recent Adopt a Highway cleanups around the state:
7/10 - Memory of Richard Unger, SR-87, MM 124-125
7/10 - In Remembrance of Cuquita B. Rosales, SR-80, MM 300-301
7/7 - Charron Vineyards, SR-83, MM 52-53
6/28 - Francis Tsosie, SR-264 MM 449-450
6/26 -
Raytheon GLBT Alliance, I-10 MM 269-270
6/25 - Adam's Mile, SR-79 MM 108-109
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Volunteer groups adopt a two mile section along available State, Interstate, or United States highway. Groups who sign up with the program adopt for two years. We generally ask that groups perform cleanups three to four times each year. Members of the Adopt a Highway volunteer program should be volunteers and not paid to pick up litter. Groups can partner with other volunteer groups, but may not pay another group or company to pick up litter.
ADOT will provide safety training, trash bags, and two signs to be used at each end of the adopted section. Signs will ONLY be installed once a cleanup activity is completed. If safety vests are not available from ADOT, the volunteer group must purchase them. Washable safety vests can be obtained from local vendors.
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More information about becoming an Adopt a Highway Volunteer can be found under the Volunteer link in the left hand navigation menu.
To become an Adopt a Highway Sponsor, professional maintenance and marketing organizations provide litter removal service at no cost to the state by obtaining corporate sponsorships to fund their operations. Three to five thousand bags of trash and debris are removed from the Valley freeway system in Phoenix every month. Sponsorships are available in Prescott, Tucson, Phoenix, Yuma, and Flagstaff. The sponsorship areas are generally in one direction, in two mile increments. Multiple areas may be sponsored by the same company as long as they are not adjacent to one another. Members of the sponsor program receive one recognition panel, produced by the maintenance provider.
For a list of ADOT’s approved maintenance providers, click the Sponsor link in the left hand navigation menu. |
