MDOT - Adopt-a-Highway

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About the Program
Adopt-a-Highway is a Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) program designed to help keep the state's highway roadsides clean and attractive. Participants adopt both sides of a section of state highway roadside to clean up over a two-year period. A minimum two-mile stretch of roadway is recommended.

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• Adopt-A-Highway volunteers hit the highways Sept. 13-21
September 9, 2008 -- As surely as leaves change color each fall, motorists will see Adopt-A-Highway volunteers out in force this time of year.

• 2008 Pick-up Dates

• Bulletin: Beware meth lab waste
Volunteers who clean up roadside litter are being urged to watch for potentially toxic debris discarded from methamphetamine labs.

• Safety Requirements PDF icon

• Fall 2007 Newsletter PDF icon

• View 2007 Photo Gallery

How to Adopt a Highway

Complete an Adopt-a-Highway application form and make three copies.
Keep one copy for yourself.
Contact the AAH Coordinator for your area to determine where to send the other three copies.

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Coordinators PDF icon

Contact the appropriate Region Coordinator for more information and applications.


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