Adopt-A-Road or Park
Adopt-A-Road and Adopt-A-Park are volunteer litter control programs sponsored by the City of Orange City. Participants agree to pick up trash and litter on a specific City maintained road or park that they adopt, for a period of two (2) years. Adopters may select any un-adopted road or park in Orange City that their group or organization can handle within their time and man-power constraints.
Any civic-minded individual, group or organization can adopt a City park or road. Garden clubs, corporations, Scout groups, student organizations, social clubs, youth sport organizations and homeowner associations are just a few examples.
Both programs aim to promote neighborhood cohesiveness and to project an attractive city with a comfortable quality of life. Joining either program is a way to get acquainted with your neighbors. There are no costs involved in participating in our Adopt-A-Park or Adopt-A-Road programs; only a little of your time.
Adopt-A-Park
Please click here to download the Adopt-A-Park application.
For more information:
Ashley Gay
[email protected]
386-775-5454
To submit a completed Cleanup Report please click here.
Adopted Parks
The City of Orange City would like to thank the following organizations for adopting a park:
- Veterans Memorial Park – Orange City Police Cadets
- Valentine East – Sorosis Club of Orange City
- Valentine West – Sorosis Club of Orange City
- Mill Lake Park – Adopted by Kmarks Events
- Oak Park – Jeremy Wiggins and Family
- Coleman Park – Thomas Homan and Family
- Dickinson Park – The Kuhlkin Family
- Waggin’ Trail Dog Park – Party Animals
The Following parks are available for adoption:
Adopt-A-Road
Please click here to download the Adopt-A-Road application.
For more information:
Oscar Velazquez
[email protected]
386-775-5453
To submit a completed Cleanup Report please click here.
Adopted Roads
The City of Orange City would like to thank the following organizations for adopting a road:
- Holly Avenue, University to Blue Spring Avenue – Adopted by the Lucas Family
- Rhode Island Avenue, 17/92 to Leavitt Avenue – Adopted by Fairwinds Credit Union
- Leavitt Avenue, Ohio Avenue to Graves Avenue – Reserved by The Nunez Family
- Carpenter Avenue, Graves Avenue to Lansdowne Avenue – Reserved by The Clancy/Baxter Family
- Shadick Drive – Adopted by Orange Tree Village
The following roads are still available for adoption:
- French Avenue, 17/92 to Leavitt Avenue
- Leavitt Avenue, French Ave to Wisconsin Avenue
- Ohio Avenue, 17/92 to Leavitt Avenue
- Carpenter Avenue, Ohio Avenue to Graves Avenue
- Blue Springs Avenue, Sparkman Avenue to 17/92
- Blue Springs Avenue, 17/92 to Leavitt Avenue
- Graves Avenue, Sparkman Avenue to 17/92