skip navigation Wisconsin Department of Transportation
Wisconsin Department of Transportation Logo
Programs for Local Government
 
Drivers & Vehicles | Safety | Travel | Plans & Projects | State Patrol | Doing Business | Programs for Local Gov't

Adopt-A-Highway

Contact information

Forms

Tour

Programs for local government > Other aid > Adopt-A-Highway >

Adopt-A-Highway tour

Begin the tour...  Next Next

Adopt-A-Highway logo

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 a 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.

Questions about the content of this page:
Richard Moss, richard.moss@dot.state.wi.us
Last modified: September 25, 2007


Volunteers cleaning up a segment of highway

Drivers & Vehicles | Safety | Travel | Plans & Projects | State Patrol | Doing Business | Programs for Local Gov't

Air | Bicycles | Bus/transit | Cars | Motorcycles | Pedestrian | Rail | Trucks | Waterways

Home | News | About Us | Research & Library | A-Z Index