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Deltona reports 89 adoptees for Adopt the Street program; 69 streets adopted

2265812 · February 12, 2025
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Adopt the Street coordinator Sonia Clay Harvey said the volunteer program has 89 adoptees and 69 streets adopted; volunteers must commit to at least two years and submit cleanup reports.

Sonia Clay Harvey, the City of Deltona—s Adopt the Street program coordinator, said the volunteer roadside cleanup program has 89 adoptees and 69 streets currently adopted, with additional applications pending.

Harvey described the program as free and volunteer-based. She said volunteers are asked to commit to a minimum two-year adoption, that collected trash should be disposed of on regular trash collection days, and that participants should submit cleanup reports either biweekly or monthly. Harvey said participants receive a certificate of appreciation and cleanup supplies.

Harvey identified Deltona High School—s Wolfie—s school store as a recent adopter of Rhode Island Road and Energy Avenue. She provided an email address (sclay@deltonafl.gov) and a phone number ((386) 878-8962) for residents who want to apply or ask questions. No new policy changes or funding sources were announced during the remarks.