Beaufort County’s Adopt-a-Highway Coordinator is seeking volunteer groups, or individuals, communities and businesses to join the County's successful and growing Adopt-A-Highway program.

Volunteers are provided with all the necessary supplies, including grabbers, trash bags, gloves, safety vests, and road signs. All volunteers need to bring is enthusiasm and a desire to help keep our roadsides and waterways clean and beautiful.

According to the Adopt-A-Highway 2024 Newsletter, over 2,357 volunteers spent almost 3,000 hours cleaning up 56,749 pounds of litter from our roadways, boat landings, rivers, beaches and marshes.

For more details and great work the County's volunteer Adopt-A-Highway groups do throughout the year, read the newsletter here.

To see what portions of the County currently have active Adopt-A-Highway groups responsible for litter pick up, click here. 

To learn more about how you can help Keep Beaufort County Beautiful, click here.

To learn more about how you can get involved and adopt a section of highway, roadway, boat landing or waterway, contact the County Litter Control Supervisor/Adopt-A-Highway Coordinator Jesus Rodriguez at 843-255-2817 or jesus.rodriguez@bcgov.net.