A Pinellas County Highway Department Program
Administered by Keep Pinellas Beautiful, Inc.

What is ADOPT-A-MILE?
Adopt-a-Mile is a cooperative partnership between the public/private sector and Pinellas County. It is a program that allows individuals and/or groups* to participate in community involvement through the "adoption" of a one mile section of county road. Participants agree to perform four cleanups a year to remove litter and debris. Road adoptions greatly enhance the appearance of our roads and go a long way to reducing the debris from entering our waterways and polluting the natural habitats of our native wildlife.

*A group is defined as a business, a public or private school or a civic, social, fraternal, community or religious organization.

How does it work?
All you need to do is:

• Fill out our online application to adopt.
• Select approximately one mile of roadway you want to adopt.
• Sign an agreement to do four cleanups a year for a two-year period.
• Agree to comply with safety procedures (click here for AAM Safety Instructions.)
• After each cleanup, submit an online report with cleanup results, or Click here for a printable form.
  

What are the benefits?

• Gives individuals, groups, and businesses pride and a sense of ownership in their community.
• Adopt-a-Mile signage with adoptee name placed at beginning and end of the adopted area (two signs).
• Participants listed on KPB web site and in quarterly newsletter.

How much does it cost?
Just a few volunteer hours! Keep Pinellas Beautiful will supply trash bags, gloves and forms at no cost to you or your business. We also provide volunteer general liability insurance coverage.

Current Pinellas County Adopt-A-Mile Groups