Collection Report

The Anderson County Adopt-A-Road Program requires regular reporting from Adopt-A-Road Volunteers after each clean-up a volunteer group performs. Collection reports are used to determine which groups and volunteers are active. Additionally, the collection reports are used to provide information for the Tennessee Department of Transportation Litter Grant funds that support Anderson County’s Adopt-A-Road Program. Therefore, it is imperative that the collection report is turned in by volunteers or groups in a timely manner after every clean-up event. Failure to return updated copies of this report after cleanups may result in termination of the Volunteers’ Adopt-A-Road status. Remember, we want to recognize your efforts to help keep Anderson County litter-free!

Volunteer or Group Name*
Volunteer or Group Spokesperson Name*
First Last
Group Spokesperson Phone*
Volunteer or Group Email*
Group Spokesperson's Email*
Adopted Road Name*
Date of Litter Pickup*
Number of Volunteers*
Number of Hours*
Miles of Road (est.)*
Number of Bags Collected*
Bag Disposal Method*
- Litter Crew Pickup *MUST be scheduled one week in advance
- Our volunteer group properly disposed of the bags ourselves
If Litter Crew Pickup, please indicate exactly where bags are located.
Any unusual items, interesting stories or additional comments about your pick-up event that you would like to share?
*Please send any photos of your pickup event to ltupper@andersoncountytn.gov
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