King County Road Services - Adopt-A-Road ProgramLearn about the Adopt-A-Road Program Interested in helping to keep your community clean? Find out how to participate in this successful and rewarding volunteer litter control program.
Download our Adopt-A-Road brochure (279KB .pdf)
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Use our GIS-based Adopt-A-Road Map to view adopted and available routes in unincorporated King County. | Sign upComplete an Application Form (online or print, 31KB .pdf) and send it to us using the contact information at the bottom of this page. Feel free to call or e-mail first to discuss road availability. Once your adoption request is approved, you will receive a safety orientation video, and a program agreement to sign and return. After you have completed your first cleanup, fill out and return a Recognition Sign Request Form (online or print, 476KB .pdf). Organize your cleanup• Select your preferred date.• At least two weeks in advance, call 206-296-3807 to check the availability of your preferred date. • After your date is confirmed with the Adopt-A-Road Program Manager, you can reserve your safety kit(s). • Safety kits include materials for up to ten people. Pick up your safety kit(s)• Pick up your safety kit(s) from a specified maintenance office location. Before your clean-up• Review the Adopt-A-Road Safety Rules with your volunteers at or prior to the clean-up event. • Have all volunteers sign the Informed Consent/Release Form. Volunteers under age 18 must also have a Minor Participation Permission Form signed by a parent or guardian. After your clean-up• Return the safety kit(s) in good condition within two business days of your cleanup so that others may use them. • Mail or fax (206-296-0566) your Cleanup Results Form or fill out an online form and the signed Consent/Release Form to the Adopt-A-Road office. FormsRules and policies for volunteersAll King County Adopt-A-Road Program volunteers are required to adhere to the following King County rules and policies: Helpful linksFollowing are links to related Web sites that may be of interest: Contact usTo check on road availability, reserve a cleanup date or request safety kits, contact Yvette Franz at 206-296-3807. For other program inquires contact Maria Van Horn, Program Supervisor, at 206-296-6510. Adopt-A-Road Program Road Services Division King County Department of Transportation 201 S. Jackson St. MS: KSC-TR-0313 Seattle, WA 98104-3856 Telephone: 206-296-3807 Facsimile: 206-296-0566 E-mail: Adopt.Roads@kingcounty.gov
Information from the Road Services Division's Web site is available to people with disabilities in alternate formats upon request by calling 206-263-6482 or 711 for the TTY relay service. = External link |