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What is the Adopt-A-Highway program ?

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation initiated the Adopt-A-Highway program to allow groups to volunteer and support the state's anti-litter program in a more direct way.

What does an Adopt-A-Highway group do?

Each qualified group takes responsibility for litter control on approximately a two mile segment of state highway. The group picks up litter on this segment at least three times per year between April 1 and November 1. Groups do not work in dangerous areas like medians, bridges, or steep slopes. Work is permitted until the group notifies the department of their intent to abandon their segment.

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James Merriman, james.merriman@dot.wi.gov
Last modified: March 26, 2009


Volunteers cleaning up a segment of highway

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