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Program Information
Adopt-A-Trail Objectives
Objectives for the Adopt-a-Trail program are:
- To ensure the continued enjoyment of trails in Puyallup parks and open spaces
- To unite those interested in responsible land management practices through maintenance of trails and public education
- To promote public land stewardship, physical fitness, and community
Volunteer Information
Once trained, volunteers are expected to:
- Walk and observe the adopted section of trail
- Remove trash and sticks from the trail
- Report unusual or suspicious activities on the trail
- Submit monthly reports to adopt-a-trail program manager
- Perform a larger 'trail service project' at least once a year with Puyallup Parks and Recreation staff (may include spreading wood chips on trails, eradicating invasive plants, restoration plantings, building a new trail segment, or installing small structures such as bird houses, split rail fencing and/or bridges).
Recreation Duties
City of Puyallup Parks and Recreation will:
- Orient individuals and/or groups to the Adopt-a-Trail program
- Provide basic trail maintenance training
- Provide trail maintenance tools and arrange for the use of trail maintenance equipment
- Recognize volunteers with an annual appreciation to those who complete all 12 monthly reports and conduct at least one trail service work day during the adoption period