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.
The 5 Easy Adopt-a-Road Steps
- Decide which road to adopt.
Since you will be checking it periodically, we suggest you pick a location convenient to your home, school or business. Or, we can make suggestions of suitable roads. Determine how many people will be needed to adopt the road, whether it is a safe and accessible area to pick up litter, if there is sufficient parking, etc. Must be at least 1-mile in length. You will maintain this road section for at least 12 months and have at least 4 cleanups during that time. - Learn More About the Program.
Official Adopt-a-Road Agreement - Contact Us and Take Action.
Contact us to confirm your road section and participation in the Adopt-a-Road Program (click here). Free garbage bags, “Men Working” signs, and safety vests will be provided for your cleanup days. - Share your Results and Fill-out a Post-Cleanup Report.
You and your group will receive recognition for your efforts by submitting Post-Cleanup Reports for your cleanup efforts (click here to submit). 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. - Receive Recognition for your group’s hard work! Each adopted section of road will be marked with two signs with your group’s name. We will order your signs and have them installed at the proper locations. Certificates are also given out annually to recognize outstanding Adopt-a-Road Partners. However, the greater reward will be your group’s satisfaction in knowing they helped make Gwinnett safer and cleaner!
2019 RECOGNIZED ADOPT-A-ROAD PARTNERS
Certificates of Excellence
For Adopt-a-Road partners that went above and beyond the call of duty to help keep our community clean and beautiful!
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority- Upsilon Alpha Omega
BSA Troop 231
Drive Safe Georgia
Duluth High School NJROTC
GJH Ministry
Gwinnett Newton Rockdale Health
Gwinnett Place CID
Kappa PSI Pharmaceutical Fraternity-Zeta Rho Chapter
Lyons Family and Friends
Mister Maintenance
Oakland Meadow School
Rawson Industries
Sims & Associates Real Estate
SKA Academy
Steve and Kevin
Streetcar Mafia Design
Taft “TJ” Jones
TODD Enterprises
Wild Timber HOA
Certificates of Recognition
For Adopt-a-Road partners that did great work to help keep our community clean and beautiful!
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority- Psi Omega Omega
Aurora Theater
BSA Troop 21 (GACS)
Daniels Family
Discovery High School Environmental Club
Eastside Medical Center
Eildor Family
FCBCA
FIS
Foley, Michael
GIC Muslim Youth Boys Group
GIC Muslim Youth Girls Outreach Group
Grayson Elementary
Gwinnett Islamic Circle
Gwinnett School of Math, Science and Technology
Hamilton Ridge Animal Hospital
Hanvision Church
Harimatec, Inc.
HD Supply
Holy Bethel Church of God in Christ
In Memory of Harris Houston
Kappa Alpha Psi (LDAC)
Knights of Columbus Council 12905
LeCraw Engineering
Liberty Vineyard Church
Linfield Neighborhood
Madina Institute Youth Group
NAS Atlantis Zone
Peachtree Forest HOA
Norte Dame Academy
POND
Primerica
River Place HOA
Riverfield HOA
Rotary Club of Buford North Gwinnett
Russell Ridge Animal Hospital
Saint Lawrence Catholic Church
Scott White
South Gwinnett High School/Army JROTC
Saint Alphonsa Syro-Malabar Catholic Church
Stacey Wilson Family
Trinity Lutheran Church
Truth & Union Lodge 594
Wild and Wonderful Walkers
World Out Reach Church of all Nations (WOCFAN)
Yerkes National Primate Research Center