Adopt-A-Spot
Keep Mesquite Beautiful is excited to partner with the City of Mesquite's Clean City Initiative through the Adopt-A-Spot program.
What is the Adopt-A-Spot program?
The Adopt-A-Spot program provides opportunities for the whole community to help keep Mesquite litter-free by "adopting" a specific location and committing to keeping it clean. Locations can be adopted by any group, such as a business, church, neighborhood association, school, civic organization, or family. Groups adopting a location will receive a sign posted at their designated area.
How does the program work?
- Groups must adopt the location for 2 years.
- Conduct at least 6 clean-ups per year of the adopted area.
- The group leader must attend safety training prior to the first clean-up.
- Submit a follow-up report to the KMB Executive Director after each clean-up.
- Submit clean-up supply requests to KMB when necessary.
Adopt-a-Spot Locations
| Palos Verdes Lake Park | Hibbard/Soto Family |
| Beasley School Park | Richard Bard Chapter NSDAR |
| Range School Park | Mesquite Legends Youth Basketball Organization |
| Motley School Park | Sandoval Concrete, LLC |
| Kids Quest Park | Maxcie Taylor |
| Blackwood Park | Town East Estates Neighbors |
| Paschall Park | JHHS Environmental Helpers |
| McWhorter School Park | Vincent Greene Insurance |
| East Glen Greenbelt - Seminary Ridge | Mesquite Print House |
| East Glen Greenbelt - Smokey Mountain Trail | Mesquite Police Association |
| Clay Mathis Park | Rising Star Lodge #650 - Prince Hall Freemason |
| Brandy Station Park | Skywalkers (The Walker Family) |
| Town East Park | NextCare |
| Cannaday School Park | NextCare |
| City Lake Park | Creek Crossing Harvest Church |
| City Lake Park | Wildwood Baptist Church |
| Galloway Park | Bedford Galloway Elementary PTA |
| I-30 Frontage Road (Galloway-Northwest Drive) | Grand View Baptist Church |