Adopt-A-Road Program
The Township Adopt-a-Road program began in Spring 2010 with twenty-five organizations and/or families adopting Township roads and conducting litter pick-ups along these roads twice a year.
The program will establish partnerships between Saucon Valley volunteers and the Township to help control litter along Township roads and maintain a clean environment.
The organizations and/or families are:
- The Charlton Bjorheim Family & Friends
- The Basara Family
- The King Family
- The Lichak Family
- The McAllister Family
- Kathy Pichel McGovern
- The Mitchell Family
- The Muschlitz-Cole Family
- The Pagoda Family
- The Riegel Family
- The Zimpfer Family
- Bethlehem Landfill
- Cheyenne Reiman, Realty Outfitters
- Environmental Advisory Council
- Hellertown Lower Saucon Little League
- Hellertown Post Office
- Hill Law Offices, P.C.
- Lower Saucon Township Historical Society
- Lower Saucon UCC
- Quest Termite and Pest, Chris and Kendra Snyder
- Saucon Community Bible Fellowship Church
- Saucon Valley Youth Sports Football/Cheerleading
- Saucon Creek Watershed Association
- Saucon Valley Wrestling Club
- Williams Church Road Walkers
Interested organizations/persons can select from a list of designated roads and must commit to a 2-year period for the road adoption. The Township will supply the adopting organization's volunteers with safety equipment and trash bags, and the volunteers will conduct litter pick-ups at least two (2) times per year along the road.
The Township will be responsible for the collection and disposal of trash bags along the road. In recognition of these volunteer efforts, the Township will erect permanent signs along the roadway with the organization's name. There are a total of twenty-six (26) Township roads available for adoption by organizations, families or individuals.
ALL SUPPLIES AND SIGNS ARE PROVIDED AND PAID FOR BY THE BETHLEHEM LANDFILL
View the list of roads
here.
