Adopt a Highway Program

There are two ways to Adopt a Highway:

VOLUNTEER program

SPONSOR program

Volunteer groups can adopt a two-mile section of highway by filling out a two year permit application.

ADOT provides safety training, trash bags, and two single post recognition signs (36" x 24") to be used at each end of their adopted section.

Volunteers must wear safety vests during all cleanup activities.

For more information, visit the Adopt a Highway Volunteer Program page.

Under the Sponsor Program, roadside litter removal work is performed by an approved maintenance provider, chosen by the sponsor.

Sponsor Program Members get to purchase a two post recognition panel (36" x 84") for their highway section.

For more information, visit the Adopt a Highway Sponsor Program page.

Celebrate Arizona's 101st Birthday and Adopt a Highway for Arizona Statehood day this year!

Adopt a Highway Volunteers

HELP KEEP ARIZONA BEAUTIFUL!

Here's a small sample of Adopt a Highway cleanups around the state this winter:

COCHISE COUNTY CYCLING COMMUNITY
17 bikers in COCHISE County really cleaned up!
12-16-2012

25 people from THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN FLAGSTAFF spent a cool November morning picking up roadside trash in COCONINO County
11-18-2012

15
bags

THE QUARTSITE HISTORICAL SOCIETY in LA PAZ County picked up 15 bags and recycled 2 of them in December.

THE WHITE MOUNTAIN ROAD CLUB
in PINAL County
spent a December afternoon picking up roadside litter and recycled bags too

THE SEDONA CAR CLUB
in YAVAPAI County cleaned up SR-89A in November

THOMAS H LINCOLN SR
in APACHE County cleaned up on US 191 on a cool November afternoon