EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The City of El Paso’s Adopt-A-Street pilot program has completed its first phase and is now open to the public, inviting community groups, businesses, and individuals to select a street segment and organize cleanups.
Through the program, participants sign a two-year volunteer agreement to maintain a one-mile segment of minor arterials or collector roadway by completing at least four cleanups per year, the City said.
There is no fee to adopt a street segment. As recognition for these efforts, the City will install signs along adopted segments to acknowledge participants and their commitment to the community…