Fiscal Year 2016
Adopt A Road Clean Sweeps Award Winners

SweepingThe Montgomery County Department of Transportation sponsors the Adopt A Road (AAR) program. More than 430 road segments and spots have been adopted by more than 1,000 individuals, groups and business volunteers who regularly pick up litter to keep pollutants out of our waterways. 

The Clean Sweeps Awards recognize those groups and individuals who have done a truly extraordinary job in keeping their adopted road segments clean. Awards are presented to the AAR volunteers that reported the highest number of cleanings and the most bags of trash and debris collected during fiscal year 2016 (July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016). 


arrow pointer CLEAN SWEEPS AWARDS

HIGHEST REPORTED CLEANINGS
Stan Slater has been with the Adopt A Road program since 1991 and adopts one mile of Brooke Road in Sandy Spring. He reported over 155 cleanings. 



HIGHEST REPORTED TRASH COLLECTED
The Glenstone Foundation has been with the Adopt A Road program since 2007 and adopts one mile of Glen Road in Potomac. It reported collecting more than 129 55-gallon trash bags (totaling 7,095 gallons of trash and debris). Matt Partian and Andrew Cunningham were present to accept the award for Glenstone Foundation.

arrow pointer SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARD T O SAMMIE YOUNG

A special award was presented to Sammie Young, an active AAR and KMCCG member for more than 25 years. The award, presented by County Executive Ike Leggett and MCDOT Director Al Roshdieh, recognized Mr. Young’s exceptional service, dedication and commitment. 



Congratulations to all the winners of the Adopt A Road program.


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