Help clean up a small bit of Pennsylvania through Adopt-A-Highway on Friday, April 21st at 10:00 am EST in Trout Run, PA!

The Susquehanna Valley Chapter has adopted a section of roadway with help from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation's Adopt-A-Highway program! Through this program we will beautify Pennsylvania by removing litter from a portion of the Commonwealth. We have selected State Route 14 in the little village of Trout Run, Pennsylvania. This stretch of roadway can be accessed at the exit of Trout Run (Route 14) off State Route 15, north of Williamsport in Lycoming County. We chose this portion of roadway as a centralized location for all our members to give everyone an opportunity to participate in the program. At the conclusion of the highway cleanup, we will enjoy lunch, networking and spend some additional time as a chapter. Lunch will be held at a nearby location following the cleanup.

Please consider dressing for the weather, but also the conditions. Proper footwear and clothing should be considered for weather and biological hazards (e.g., ticks and poisonous plants). The terrain could be rocky, tall weeds, wet, and slippery.

PennDOT AAH Program Facts

Adoption Time Length: 2 years

Area Size and Location: State highway right-of-ways, including interchange areas, traffic islands or two-mile sections of roadway

Age Requirements: Participants must be 8 years of age or older. There must be at least one adult (18 years of age or older) per eight minors (17 years of age or younger). Minors must have parental permission.

Events Per Year: Minimum of two

PennDOT will provide: Safety vests, trash bags, work gloves, "Litter Crew Ahead" signs (by request) and other equipment as required by your PennDOT representative

PennDOT will: For your safety the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) will be notified of all scheduled events.

PennDOT will: Pick up bagged litter from the roadside and post signs in recognition of your efforts.