Kenosha County launches new 'Adopt-A-Highway' program, community steps up to keep roads clean

Claverack Dems clean up for Earth Day

The Claverack Democratic Committee held their fifth annual Earth Day Adopt-A-Highway road cleanup on Friday, April 18. Ten volunteers, working in two teams, collected 25 bags of trash along the designated section of Route 23 from Won Dharma to Van…

Kenosha County launches new 'Adopt-A-Highway' program, community steps up to keep roads clean

Kenosha County is putting the spotlight on cleaner roadways and community pride with the launch of a new Adopt-A-Highway program.The countys version of the long-running state initiative kicked off Monday morning with help from County Executive Samantha Kerkman, local officials and community members. The goal is to encourage schools, organizations and even families to adopt a stretch of roadway and take part in keeping it clean year-round.I love …

Kenosha County launches Adopt-A-Highway program

Kenosha County celebrated Earth Day with the launch of a new Adopt-A-Highway program

Focus on the road ahead to keep Adopt-A-Highway volunteers safe - Central Wisconsin News

The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (Wis-DOT) reminds drivers to focus on the road ahead to keep Adopt-A-Highway volunteers safe. WisDOT initiated the Adopt-A-Highway program in 1991 to allow groups to volunteer and directly support the state’s anti-litter program. These volunteers routinely collect trash and recyclables along Wisconsin roads. “We are grateful to the thousands of Wisconsinites