You can report existing litter and/or illegal dump sites to your local county judge, sheriff’s office, or the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ).

The Arkansas Department of Transportation and Arkansas Highway Police manage a 24-hour, toll-free hotline where citizens can anonymously report littering on Arkansas roadways by calling 866-811-1222 or by using their online form. You will be asked to provide the date, time, and location where the littering occurred. They’ll also ask for a description of the vehicle (make, model, color) and the license plate number, as well as the item littered and from which side of the vehicle it was discarded.

The owner of the vehicle reported will receive a letter stating litter originating from their vehicle was observed by another motorist and had a law enforcement officer witnesses this action instead, significant fines would be imposed.

The Arkansas Department of Transportation’s Adopt-A-Highway Program allows volunteer groups to adopt a section of state highway for the purpose of litter control. More information on this program can be found here.

Connect with your local Solid Waste District to find out your local options for recycling and disposing of waste. Find your Solid Waste District here.

America Recycles Day is a national event aimed to educate Americans about the importance of recycling. It is celebrated each year on November 15.

Visit our Recycle Page to learn more about resources available in Arkansas.

Unfortunately, we are unable to provide trees. We recommend connecting with the Arkansas Forestry Commission or the Arkansas Urban Forestry Council to see if they can help support your efforts.

Visit our Wildflowers to learn how to start a pollinator garden.

Visit our Get Involved to access event forms, planning and promotional support materials, and more!

Visit our calendar of events to find an opportunity near you.

Visit our Litter Grabber Program page to learn more about our volunteer program for individuals who are uninterested or unable to volunteer at cleanup events.

Visit our Affiliate Page to learn more about certified affiliates of Keep America Beautiful in Arkansas.

Visit the About Page to learn more about Keep Arkansas Beautiful’s Governor-appointed commissioners.

Visit the Mission Grants page to learn more.

The Keep Arkansas Beautiful Commission is a part of the Arkansas Department of Parks and Tourism and is funded by 1% of the 1/8 cent Conservation Tax. The Keep Arkansas Beautiful Foundation is a 501(c)3 organization that helps support the Commission’s efforts that cannot be funded by tax dollars. You can learn more about the Keep Arkansas Beautiful Foundation by visiting their website here.

Visit our Education Pages to learn more about resources available in Arkansas.