Join the Grand Valley Cleanup Effort
Help us beautify I-70 and advertise your business to 9 million vehicles a year for less than $500 a month!
Here's What We're Doing
Our Mission
Mesa County is one of the most beautiful counties in Colorado! But most of our visitors would never know it because all they see is litter and junk along I-70. Our goal is to clean up I-70 and help local businesses advertise. And you don't have to pick up a single piece of trash!
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Here's The Deal
- You can put your company's full color name and logo on the sign location of your choice and reach tens of thousands of drivers per day.
- Adopt A Highway maintenance crews will clean your sponsored section of highway every month to keep our highways clean and litter free!
- One mile will cost about $1700 for the sign and $500 per month to clean. You can break up the sign fee into 3 monthly payments of $567.
- The sign is 5 feet by 4 feet and your logo/ad area is 18" by 54"
- The first month's cleanup is FREE!
This is the cheapest advertising you'll ever find because...
Your Sign Could Be Viewed Over 9 Million Times Per Year!
There are about 25,000 vehicles per day on I-70 going each direction. That means your sign could be viewed over 9 million times per year.
It would cost you 5-10x for a billboard with the same exposure. This is an affordable way to advertise your business, charity, club or cause.
But that's not the best part...
Clean up our beautiful county
This is a great chance for you to advertise your business and clean up Mesa County. We will be announcing new sponsors here and in the news, and it's a great reason to post on your social media that you're doing something great for the area.
You'll also get a monthly report on how much trash was collected on your mile.
Special Thanks To CDOT
We'd like to extend a special thank you to Dede Blake at CDOT. Normally CDOT does not let anyone clean the median (middle of the highway) for safety reasons. But now your monthly fee will include median cleanup twice a year! (The shoulder of your mile will still be cleaned monthly)
As a thank you to CDOT, Adopt A Highway will donate a sign and one mile of cleanup to the loving memory of Nathan Jones and Trenton Umberger, two CDOT workers tragically killed while on the job in 2024.