Project Profile: Adopt-a-Road II
Adopt-a-Road is a Clark County program that enlists individuals or organizations to keep sections of county roadways clean. Amberglen Good Works has committed to patrol the streets surrounding our neighborhood three times a year. Our litter collection route is shown on the map below and has been divided into three parts, corresponding to a Yellow Team, a Green Team, and a Red Team.
We completed our first work day on August 27, and our second is scheduled for Saturday, March 25, but we need volunteers to help us with the litter collection. Please take a look at the table below and tell us which team you’d like to join by contacting us at amberglengoodworks@gmail.com. If more than one time would work for you, please list your choices in order of preference and we’ll try to give you your first choice. We’ll keep the table up-to-date as volunteers contact us, so get your preference in early.
| Yellow Team | Green Team | Red Team |
|---|---|---|
| Sue Nelson (Team leader) | Song Natiola (Team leader) | Chuck Polacek (Team leader) |
| Cindi Kludt | Karen Schaefer | Karen Williams |
| Nick Rexing | Charleen Polacek | Jane Cicala |
| Ross Renner | Hailee Natiola | Liam McGill |
| Teri Renner | John Grant | Carolyn McDonald |
| Meet at 9am at NE 70th Ave. and NE St. Johns Rd. | Meet at 11am at NE 67th Ave. and NE 119th St. | Meet at 1pm at NE 109th St. and NE St. Johns Rd. |
Each team will meet at the designated time and location for a short training review, to sign waiver forms, and then to begin trash collection. The total time required for each route is an hour to an hour-and-a-half.
For more information, please see “Project Completed: August 2022 Adopt-a-Road”, the Clark County Adopt-a-Road introduction video and the Adopt-a-Road training video.