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Large blue plastic bag of trash picked up during an Adopt a Highway event awaits by the side of the road for pickup.
7/24/2015

Adopt a Highway volunteers keep roadways beautiful

The Adopt a Highway program is an opportunity for community members to help keep our highways litter free.
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11/7/2014

Adopt a Highway program continues to keep Arizona beautiful

11/25/2013

'Trailblazing' group keeps section of State Route 260 free of litter for more than a decade

Adopt a Highway Sign: In Memory of Benjamin Curtis
7/24/2013

Adopt a Highway is part of Curtis family tradition

Still going strong after two decades of volunteer service, one Arizona family is working to keep SR 264 clean and beautiful through ADOT’s Adopt a Highway program…
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Adopt a Highway volunteers pick up litter along highway
1/12/2012

Adopt a Highway volunteers are appreciated

We’re thankful for the approximately 1,570 volunteer groups who currently adopt an Arizona highway. It’s hard to believe, but roughly 335 of the groups have been volunteering for more than 10 years and of those, 50 have been with Adopt a Highway for more than 20 years!
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Trash on the side of the freeway
6/28/2011

Don't Trash Arizona!

Last month we told you about the thousands who take on the immense task of cleaning up Arizona’s roads through ADOT’s Adopt a Highway program – more than 800 tons of trash is picked up off the state highways each year because of these volunteers!
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Curvy highway with Littering Highways Unlawful sign
5/20/2011

Adopt a Highway to help maintain Arizona's beauty

It’s a sad truth, but trash thrown onto our state’s roadways really adds up. That’s because it’s not just a few random soda cans, cigarettes or empty bags littering the roads and surrounding areas. In reality, more than 800 tons of trash gets picked up in Arizona each year.
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