Adopt a Highway

Over 400 groups statewide adopted their segments as a memorial or remembrance of a friend or family member close to them.

Walt and Nancy Einsele of Kirkland Junction have made State Route 89 near Wilhoit nicer for everyone using the highway.

Volunteer groups from around the state answered the invitation to participate in National CleanUp Day.

Prescott Adopt-a-Highway group goes back decades.

Adopt a Highway volunteers now have access to frequently-used information via the ADOT mobile site homepage.

After her first Adopt a Highway cleanup along US 60 near Wittman, an ADOT employee describes the experience and what inspired her to volunteer.

ADOT is seeking more volunteers to help clear litter from state highways.

Quick action by ADOT employees made a mother's day.

Hundreds of volunteers help keep Arizona's highways clean every year, saving the taxpayers money and keeping Arizona beautiful.

We applaud the hard work of our Adopt a Highway volunteers who cleaned up 1,500 miles of state highway last year.

Adopt a Highway volunteers made big splash in 2017, but we could use even more help.

Almost 1,500 miles of landscape cleaned along state highways. Fourteen-thousand bags of trash collected. Half a million taxpayer dollars saved. That’s what nearly 11,000 volunteers wearing lime-yellow vests accomplished in 2017 through the Arizona Department of Transportation’s Adopt a Highway program.

Sixty volunteers come together to remove litter along State Route 286.

Three-dozen volunteers came together to pick up litter along State Route 286.

Meet some dedicated volunteers doing a dirty job to help keep Prescott beautiful.

Arizona Pollution Prevention (P2) Week is underway, and ADOT offers ways to keep our state litter-free.

This is a story about one volunteer recognizing a loved one, and an ADOT employee whose love of serving the public is making the world a more beautiful place in Sonoita.

A public/private partnership between ADOT Adopt a Highway, the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality, and Keep Arizona Beautiful connects citizens to resources to improve their community.

PHOENIX ‒ With National Volunteer Week underway, how about helping save Arizona taxpayers millions of dollars a year and keeping our highways free of litter?

The 11,000 volunteers with the Arizona Department of Transportation’s Adopt a Highway program removed 67 tons of roadside litter last year. And there’s always room for more to join in.

The Adopt a Highway program is an opportunity for community members to help keep our highways litter free.