Learn how you can adopt a road to help reduce litter and illegal roadsigns.
Citizens and groups who adopt a county roadway section · Maintain the adopted road section for at least 12 months with at least 4 cleanups (minimum of one cleanup per quarter) · Free garbage bags, "Volunteers/Men Working" signs, gloves and safety vests will be provided for your cleanup days.
From gwinnettcb.org/programs/adopt-a-road ↗The Adopt-a-Road litter prevention initiative, sponsored by Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful and Gwinnett County Department of Transportation, enables citizens to show their pride in Gwinnett and safely reduce the amount of unsightly trash and illegal signage alongside county roadways.
Unkempt communities are more likely to have increased crime, decreased economic growth and a decline in quality of life. The litter prevention efforts of the Adopt-a-Road program directly benefit the community through litter prevention, greater civic involvement, and area beautification.
Free garbage bags, "Volunteers/Men Working" signs, gloves and safety vests will be provided for your cleanup days.
You will maintain this road section for at least 12 months and have at least 4 cleanups (minimum of one cleanup per quarter) during that time.
Must be at least 1-mile in length.
Each adopted section of road will be marked with two signs with your group's name. Certificates are also given out annually to recognize outstanding Adopt-a-Road Partners.
If you have trash/ debris that is either too large, heavy, or hazardous for your group to remove, let us know in the Post-Cleanup Report. Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful and the Gwinnett Department of Transportation will arrange for the removal of the filled garbage bags.
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