Adopt a County Road

Welcome!

Pinal County Public Works oversees our Adopt A County Road Program (AACR) as a way for residents and community groups to get involved and help Keep Pinal Pristine. There is no cost to participate. The County provides a safety video, initial safety vests, large garbage bags, and a designated Adopt-A-Highway traffic sign to the group that adopts a section of Pinal County Highway.

Having a successful program helps keep Pinal County Road Maintenance man-hours down and allows more time for repairs and maintenance.

The AACR Program is absolutely free!

Step 1: FIND A ROAD

Step 2: Fill Out an Application

Adopt A County Road Today! Complete an application online

The Adopt A County Road program is open to any individual, family, youth organization, religious group, school, fraternity/sorority, non-profit organization, or business. Participants must be a minimum of 12 years old. Groups with members younger than 16 must be supervised by an adult (21 years or older). At least one adult is required for every eight to ten participants younger than 16.

WHY ADOPT A COUNTY ROAD TODAY?

Safety vests and trash bags are provided.
A customized road sign recognizing your group after you complete your first cleanup.
Satisfaction in knowing that your group is actively involved in Keeping Pinal Pristine and making a tremendous impact on the appearance of your neighborhood, community, and Pinal County.

About Your Sign

An Adopt A County Road sign will be erected on each mile that will be covered. The sign can be customized, on your application you will be able to add your message, space permitting. You can email Pinal County Public Works or call 520-866-6419.

Step 3: Next Steps/Requirement

Let's be careful out there and wear all the proper clothing and shoes. Volunteers will need to bring their own gloves. The group leader will have a safety briefing on-site prior to cleanup with all volunteers. The group leader will instruct volunteers and go over the safety requirements brochure.

You can email Pinal County Public Works or call 520-866-6419

All participants in the Adopt A County Road program are required to: