ADOPT-A-HIGHWAY - STATE ROADWAYS     

WisDOT's Adopt-A-Highway program is the official coordination system for the generous volunteer efforts to remove trash, recyclables and litter from Wisconsin's roadsides. There are roughly 11,800 miles of state, federal and interstate highways in Wisconsin, and a large portion of the roadside areas are kept beautiful by Adopt-a-Highway volunteers.

Adopt-A-Highway helps:
    Reduce litter along Wisconsin's highways
    Build statewide support for the anti-litter and highway beautification programs
    Educate the traveling public to properly dispose of litter
    Enhance the environment and beautify Wisconson's roadsides

For more information or to apply to adopt a section on a state roadway, please visit the State of Wisconsin Adopt-A-Highway web page.  (https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/doing-bus/real-estate/roadsides/adopt-hwy/default.aspx)

Examples of state roadways within Chippewa County: 
USH 53, STH 29, STH 124, STH 178, STH 64, STH 40, and STH 27.

Quick Links

Adopt-A-Highway Application Form - State Road Section

Safety Education

Notice of Abandonment - State Road Section

Report A Clean Up - State Road Section