San Tan Valley

Adopt-a-Road program coming to San Tan Valley

San Tan Valley’s Adopt-a-Road program will be similar to Pinal County’s Adopt-a-County-Road model. San Tan Valley residents who adopted roads from the county that are now within the town’s limits will be given a chance to re-adopt the segment.

Pinal County

The town of San Tan Valley aims to start its Adopt-a-Road program in November.

Christopher Wanamaker, the public works director, provided the San Tan Valley Town Council with an update on the nascent program during its Sept. 16 meeting.

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