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Scott County Adopt-A-Road Program
The
Scott County Adopt-A-Road Program is funded by the Scott County
Board of Supervisors in cooperation with the Scott Area Solid
Waste Management Commission. It is a bi-annual event, with
the spring cleanup scheduled during the month of May and the
fall cleanup scheduled during the month of October.
Since the onset off the program in 1994, the size of the cleanup force has nearly tripled growing from eight groups cleaning approximately 16 miles of prime Scott County roadways to 22 groups cleaning approximately 46 miles of roadway.
Application Process:
Applications to participate in the program may be obtained by calling Adopt-A-Road Coordinator at (563) 328-4170 or view and print the form below. Accepted sponsors are responsible for the cleanup of both sides of a two-mile stretch of road for a minimum of two years. All groups receive recognition for their efforts by having a sign posted at either end of their adopted road marked with their groups name.
We'd like to acknowledge and thank the following 24 groups:
- Boy Scout Troop #373
- Buffalo Cubscouts Pack 28
- Cornbelt Running Club
- Davenport Cub Scout Group #373
- Edwards Congregational Church U.C.C.
- Employees of Midwest Janitorial Service
- Ewoldt/Lake Huntington Youth
- Genesis Employee Assistance Program
- Hickory Grove Jr. Farmers 4-H Club
- Hickroy Grove Girls 4-H Club
- In Memory of Julie Swarts & Laura Gross
- LeClaire 4-H Groups
- McCausland Labor Day Committee & Fire Dept.
- Parkview Homeowner's Association
- QC Elite FIRST Robotics Team #648
- Quad Cities Bicycle Club
- Scott County Health Dept.
- Scott County Sheriff Correctional Staff
- Scott County Sheriff's Reserves
- Sheridan Hustler 4-H
- Sherry Anne Homeowners
- St. Ann's Youth Group
- Walcott Trust & Savings Bank
- Waste Commission of Scott County
Adopt-A-Road Cleanup Pictures:
270th St. near the south entrance to Scott County Park
162nd Ave. north of Eldridge
