Adopt-a-Road
The Miami-Dade County Adopt-a-Road Program is a public/private partnership program, which encourages volunteer involvement and community service in the control and reduction of litter to maintain the beautification and world class image of Miami-Dade County.
Volunteer organizations commit to:
- At least a one-year period to the litter pick-up of a specific assigned Miami-Dade County roadway for a minimum of a one-mile segment, both sides of road
- A minimum of four litter pick-ups throughout the term of the contract
- Completing and submitting the Litter Pick-up / Volunteer Sign-in Sheet form to [email protected] after every litter pick-up. Specifically, the number of volunteers, volunteer hours, trash bags collected, and photos of the pick-up must be submitted immediately after the event in order to be counted.
- Identifying Safety Supervisors to oversee each litter pick-up and ensuring that supervisors attend Safety Training (provided by the Miami-Dade County)
- Safety Supervisors must provide and review all safety procedures with volunteers before every litter pick-up, as provided in the Safety Procedures form
- All volunteers must sign the Litter Pick-up / Volunteer Sign-in Sheet form
- Removing filled litter bags promptly after each organized litter pick-up
- Organizations must report any changes to the scheduled litter pick-up dates to [email protected]. Failure to report changes to this form could result in cancelation of the Litter Removal Agreement.
Miami-Dade County commits to:
- Identify roadways based on availability
- Provide safety training and supplies for litter pick-ups
- Promote adopt-a-road organizations' efforts after executed litter pick-ups through social media as long as the information required (stated above) is submitted immediately after each event
For more information email [email protected].
Adopt-A-Road Documents
Online Options
Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces
Maria I. Nardi, DirectorHickman Building
275 NW 2nd Street,
Miami, FL 33128
305-755-7800