Adopt-A-Street

The Adopt-A-Street program provides an opportunity for civic engagement in removing litter to keep our City beautiful. Individuals, families, businesses, civic groups, and neighborhood associations are invited to "adopt" a city street and pledge to keep their streets clean by picking up litter along their adopted streets at least four (4) times a year. Adopters are honored with a sign posted by the City recognizing their participation in the program, after six (6) months and at least two (2) cleanup reports.

If you're ready to commit, click the Sign Up Here button below! Please be prepared to know which street(s) you want to adopt and get the Agreement signed (we will send it to you) and back to us within one week.

For step-by-step instructions on how to sign up on VolunteerMark, click here!

The Adopt-A-Street Program helps keep our communities clean, saves valuable taxpayer dollars, and protects rivers and stormwater systems, natural spaces and wildlife, and human health.

We thank Keep Little Rock Beautiful, who helps promote the Adopt-A-Street program. KLRB is a volunteer-based, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to litter prevention, recycling and waste reduction, beautification, and community improvement.

For more information, contact the Sustainability Office at recycle@littlerock.gov.

Click here to download the brochure!

Have you noticed a change to your sign lately?

The Sustainability Office and our Summer Youth Employment Opportunity Intern have been adding QR codes and milestone badges to signs of participants in good standing with the program.

The QR codes make it easier to report a cleanup, right from your phone! Milestone badges provide public recognition of long-term, dedicated volunteers.

Check it out - Arkansas Jazz Heritage Foundation adopts
historic W. 9th St - and has for over 20 years! That is a commitment worth celebrating.

Not looking for a long-term commitment, but still want to do something about litter in our City?

Litter kits are available at Little Rock CALS branches for a one-time cleanup opportunity! It's completely free - just check out supplies like you would a book. Kits include a safety vest, litter grabber, and trash bags. Dee Brown Library has a Community Cleanup Kit with supplies for 25 people; the other libraries have 5 kits each.

Click on the logo below for more information about the new citywide littering campaign.