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Adopt a Highway Picking up someone else's garbage is no picnic, yet every year, hundreds of people happily volunteer to do just that. They're part of the Adopt-A-Highway program, an international volunteer litter clean-up program created to help make roadsides cleaner, safer and prettier. The program is a fine example of state government working with citizens to improve the cleanliness and quality of life in communities. The Adopt-A-Highway program is instrumental in fighting the increasing litter problem all around North America. Adopt-A-Highway volunteers save taxpayers approximately $4 million annually in roadway cleanup costs. The Carson Graham Roots & Shoots Club have adopted an intersection of a Westview highway. And every once in a while we go there to clean up the garbage. The Event Organization (meetings, date and time) September 26, 2006 - meet at the school at 9:30 Coordinator:   Forrest Special thanks to:    Nikki, Forrest, Elena, Bo, Nicole, Paulina, Cara, Ms.Walton, Jill and her mom for juice and cookies.

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