Adopt-A-Road is the volunteer litter clean-up program for Kitsap's county and city roads, beaches, trails, and parks.
GET INVOLVED
Want your neighborhood to look better and be safer? If you, your family, your neighborhood, your civic organization, or your workplace wants to make a positive difference in your community, sign up online to become an Adopt-a-Road volunteer! Every piece collected builds a healthier environment for all residents.
How does it work?
Frequently Asked Questions
Adopt-a-Road volunteers agree to:
Adopt a stretch of roadside, beach, park, or trail for at least 2 years.
For roads, adopt a section at least 1 mile long and clean up both sides.
Pick up litter at least twice a year. We recommend fall and spring.
For groups, have a representative sign an agreement on behalf of the entire group.
Follow
safety guidelines (PDF).
After a cleanup event,
submit an online report.
Kitsap County agrees to:
Help volunteers select a road or other area and evaluate it for safety.
Lend volunteers safety vests, traffic safety signs, and litter grabbing devices.
Provide plastic trash bags and remove any large or dangerous materials.
Pay for litter disposal at any county garbage facility.
Install a recognition sign at the adopted area after 2 years of participation.
Thank you, 2020 volunteers!
In 2020, 16 individuals and 8 groups spent 508 hours removing 539 bags of litter from 379 road miles in Kitsap County. Thank you!
