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The Adopt- a Program allows individuals or groups to “adopt” a Clearwater park or a one-mile stretch of a street or trail. The adopting party is responsible for two projects a year for a two-year contract period at their chosen site. The City of Clearwater will provide the necessary supplies and equipment for projects. Depending on the site and with approval, projects can include:

  • Cleanup-- Remove litter and debris
  • Invasive species removal
  • Planting
  • Habitat restoration
  • Painting
  • Laying fresh mulch/bark chips
  • Various landscaping duties such as raking, weeding, etc.

While the minimum requirement is two projects a year, adopting parties are encouraged to complete more frequent projects, with the approval of the volunteer coordinator and the Parks and Recreation Department.

After your first successful project is complete, the City of Clearwater will install an Adopt-a Program sign with your group or individual name displayed at the site of your adoption.

Interested in adopting? Click the “Join” button on this page and fill out a form detailing the site you wish you adopt, information about your group, etc., and our volunteer coordinator will reach out to you with next steps. Thank you so much for keeping our spaces beautiful!

Available to Adopt:

Special thanks to the following community organizations for their Adopt-A- Program commitment:

  • Bayview Park- Girl Scout Troop 60901 and 60929
  • Belmont Park - Community Service Foundation Inc.
  • Charles Street Park- Edgewater Drive Neighborhood Association 
  • Cherry Harris Park- Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. 
  • Clearwater Municipal Cemetery-- Friends of Historic Clearwater Municipal Cemetery
  • Crest Lake Park - Lotz of Blessings
  • Druid Rd. from Belcher to S. Keene-- Clearwater Lodge No. 127 F&AM
  • Eddie C. Moore Complex - Clearwater Bombers Legacy Education Project, Inc
  • Edgewater Drive Park- Edgewater Drive Neighborhood Association 
  • Enterprise Road from McMullen Booth Road to Enterprise Dog Park-- Troop 135 Clearwater Scouting America
  • Garden Ave Park- Clearwater Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. 
  • Lake Belleview - Clearwater Marine Aquarium Sea Turtle Conservation Program (STCP)
  • Lake Chautauqua Park- Cub Scouts Pack 135
  • Plaza Park- Plaza Park Neighborhood Association 
  • Prospect Park- CHA Companies
  • State Street Park - Springbranch Neighborhood and Park Association
  • Pier 60 Park- Clearwater Marine Aquarium Conservation Council
  • Valencia Park- GFWC Clearwater Community Woman's Club
  • Forest Run Park- Vistrue
  • Garden Ave from Hendricks to Cleveland- KnowBe4
  • State Street from Union to Sunset Point- Springbranch Neighborhood Association
  • Sunset Sam Park at Island Estates-- Island Estates Civic Association
  • Hercules Ave from Druid to Drew- Kiwanis Club of Springtime City
  • Landmark Drive from Enterprise to Davis Elementary- All Pro Dad Leila Davis Elementary Chapter
  • MLK Jr. Ave Drew St. to Seminole St.- Plaza Park Neighborhood Association
  • Seminole Street from MLK to Betty- Special Events and Athletics Staff
  • Memorial Causeway- Island Estates Civic Association
  • Courtney Campbell Causeway- Courtney Campbell Causeway Cleanup Crew
  • Ream Wilson Trail from the Long Center to US 19 and Duke Energy Trail from Spectrum Field to Drew St.- Boy Scouts Troop 413
  • Ream Wilson Trail from Cliff Stephens to Eddie C. Moore- GFWC Clearwater Community Women's Club

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