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Adopt-a-Street
The mission of the Simpsonville SIMPLY PROUD. Adopt-a-Street Program is to reduce litter inside Simpsonville city limits through partnerships between the City of Simpsonville and community members that promote sustained litter cleanup efforts.
Future Adopters:
— To adopt a street or road in Simpsonville city limits, please submit the following: Adopt-a-Street Application.
— Please read and familiarize yourself with the "Participant Policies & Expectations" of the Adopt-a-Street Program at the bottom of the webpage under Supporting Documents.
Adopters:
— Adopt-a-Street Reporting - For a minimum of 4 cleanups a year, Adopters must submit the Adopt-a-Street Reporting form.
— Assumption of Risk & Release Form - Each volunteer must submit the Assumption & Risk of Release Form for each cleanup.
— "Litter Pickup Tips" for safely picking up litter can be found at the bottom of the webpage under Supporting Documents.
Adopt-a-Road (Greenville County):
— Greenville County manages Adopt-a-Road, which allows a group to adopt a 2-mile section of Greenville County road for 2 years.
— To adopt a state or county road, complete the Adopt-a-Road Agreement.
— County roads - Contact Litter Prevention Coordinator Summer Gagnon at sgagnon@greenville.county.org
— State roads - Contact Adopt-a-Highway County Coordinator Kim Bobo at boboke@scdot.org
— Read Volunteer Safety Guidelines.