Adopt-a-Place

Started in 2005, the Adopt-A-Place program began when the Town of Firestone and its residents recognized the need to combat litter problems in the community. Throughout the years, many local organizations, businesses and individuals have come together to help keep Firestone a beautiful community to live and work in, and enjoy.

By participating in the Adopt-A-Place program, community groups, businesses and individuals help the Town of Firestone reallocate funds, time and manpower to other much-needed programs and projects, including park construction, upgrades and maintenance, trail-improvement projects and more.

Advantages of the Adopt-A-Place Program:

• Improve the attractiveness of the town
• Reduce roadway, park and trail pollution
• Reduce water pollution
• Increase public awareness of environmental issues
• Reduce the cost of litter removal

Adopt-A-Place Program Overview

Adopt-A-Place Locations for Adoption

Adopt-A-Place Program Agreement

Adopt-A-Place Safety Rules & Guidelines 

Thank You To These Organizations Signed Up for the Adopt-A-Place Program!

Anytime Fitness-Firestone

Colorado Boulevard and Firestone Trail from Sable Avenue to Pine Cone Avenue 

Carbon Valley Lutheran Church

Sable Avenue from Colorado Boulevard to Birch Street 

Coal Ridge Middle School National Junior Honor Society

Firestone Trail from Firestone Boulevard to Sable Avenue 

Cub Scout Pack 341

Prairie Ridge Park 

Flatirons Young Marines

Firestone Regional Sports Complex 

Joanne and Harry Smith

Harney Park 

Imagine Charter School 3rd Grade

Mountain Shadows Park 

Re/Max Nexus

Firestone Boulevard from the Frontage Road to Birch Street 

St. Vrain FC - Youth Soccer

Hart Park  

The Brossman Family

Sable Avenue from Colorado Blvd. to Frontier Street 

The Gordon Family

Frontier Street (west side) from Firestone Blvd. to Sable Avenue 

The Martin Family

Park Avenue from Sable Avenue to the Library 

The Mott Family

Miner Park