Adopt A Road Program is everyone keeping Pickens County Clean by adopting a State Highway, a spot anywhere or a County Road. Groups or individuals will be required to designate four days each year for improving their assigned adopted site. Signs will be erected at each location to inform the public of their group name and community involvement.

Each year the Elaine Thomason Award it awarded to a group or person who did an exceptional job at maintaining their adopted area. Elaine Thomason was responsible for beginning the Adopt A Road Program in Pickens County back in 1989.

2009 Elaine Thomason Award went to the Sheriff’s Department

for their work detail of picking up our roads.

Pictured left to right:

Corporal Billy Lingerfelt, Ron Jager KPB AAR Chairman

Sheriff Donnie Craig

ADDED TO OUR ADOPT A ROAD IN 2010

DRAGONS ARE GREEN CLUB

Has adopted Dragon Drive at Pickens County High School.

Teachers Lisa Duckett and Ann Wall head up this group of about 39 students

who want to be involved in keeping our community clean and beautiful.

52 PRESENTLY IN OUR AAR PROGRAM

The following have reported pick ups this year

Amicalola Garden Club

Bent Tree Community, Inc.

Barnett Family

Bell Family

Janet Cole

Chester Family

Democratic Party Pickens County

Episcopal Church of the Holy

McDowell Family

Parents of Pickens County Head

Sly Family

Soulia Family

Tanner Family

Wildwood Christian Academy

Janet Cole new AAR