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EASTSIDE TRAIL
The first section of the Eastside Trail, a 2.25-mile segment running from Irwin Street to 10th and Monroe, is now open. Get out there and enjoy it! Learn more
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ART ON THE ATLANTA BELTLINE
Creative Atlantans came out in spades, bearing light-bearing orbs and figures, uniting for a festive Lantern Parade as part of Art on the Atlanta BeltLine.
AFFORDABLE HOUSING
Atlanta BeltLine's Affordable Housing program offered 25 lucky home buyers the chance to buy a loft with up to $64,800 in down payment assistance.
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MASTER PLANS
The intent of the subarea master planning process is to establish the foundation for overall Atlanta BeltLine project implementation. Learn more
EDGEWOOD BRIDGE
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. will replace the Edgewood Avenue bridge over the Eastside Trail in the coming months.
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Adopt the Atlanta BeltLine
Be a Part of the Progress on the Atlanta BeltLine
A partnership between Park Pride, Trees Atlanta, the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, and Atlanta Beltline Inc., the Adopt-the-Atlanta BeltLine program provides an opportunity for community groups to play a direct role in improving and maintaining the Atlanta BeltLine. Tools for adoption groups are being generously donated by the Atlanta Community ToolBank.
Adoption Group Responsibilities
During your one-year, renewable commitment, you will be expected to visit your adopted segment regularly to:
- Pick up litter
- Maintain greenspace through weeding and invasive plant removal
- Clean benches, signage, and other fixtures within your segment of the corridor
- Report maintenance concerns, vandalism, or suspicious activities
- Other volunteer projects will be determined as the Atlanta BeltLine progresses – the scope of the adoption program will evolve along with the Atlanta BeltLine
Adoption Group Types
There are two categories of adoption groups with slightly different requirements:
- Local groups are the eyes and ears for the adopted segment and will generally conduct monthly (or more frequent) site visits and smaller clean-ups. Minimum requirement: 3 hours per month
- Corporate/regional groups will genreally organize larger quarterly projects, visiting the segment less frequently than the local group but meeting a higher number of volunteer hours. Minimum requirement: 15 hours per quarter
Segment Adoption Request Form
Note: Segment availability is not guaranteed, but you can be placed on a waiting list for any openings.
Our Adopters
Thank you to the following generous organizations who have adopted the Atlanta BeltLine. Please explore our Volunteer Spotlight blog posts to learn more about dedicated adopters.
You can reference the blue map (Adopt the Atlanta BeltLine Directory) in the right sidebar to see the location of each section.
View the Full List of Adopters
NE = Northeast Segment
NE1: Heirloom Design Build + The Real Estate Company
NE2: The Sockmonkey Clean-up Crew + Urban Body Studios
NE3: LUXE Linear Drains + Yellow House Atlanta
NE4: Historic Fourth Ward Park Conservancy + Concentrics Restaurants
NE5: Construction Management Club at Westwood College + The Green Dash – Atlanta’s Earth Day 5k
NE6: Keller Williams Realty - Heart of Atlanta Group + Grinnell Lofts Condominium Association
NE7: Fitzgerald Realty, Inc. + Inman Alley
NE8: Fourth Ward Neighbors + Studioplex Condominium Association
NE9: Inman Park Neighborhood Association + [open]
NE10: Resources for Residents and Communities + Reynoldstown Civic Improvement League
NE11: Trees Atlanta + WonderRoot
NE12: Manchel, Wiggins & Kaye, LLP + University of Georgia Alumni Association – Metro Atlanta
NE13: Atlanta Gas Light + Adamah Adventures
NE14: Belvedere Condos + Dreamscape Designs
NE15: Integral Property Management + [open]
NE16: AMEC E&I, Inc. + Neal Rhoney CFP, Ameriprise Financial
SW = Southwest Segment
SW1: Atlanta Falcons Youth Foundation + TheatreSouth Atlanta, Inc.
SW2: Architecture for Humanity, Atlanta + Center for Sustainable Communities
SW3: Psyentific Films / The Atlanta Way + Visions Unlimited
SW4: Mozley Park Neighbors Association + Parsons Brinckerhoff / HEERY International
SW5: [open]
SW6: Westview Community Organization + [open]
SW7: Love Atlanta Foundation + [open]
SW8: Go Green Crew + L.E.A.D., Inc. (Launch, Expose, Advise, Direct)
SW9: Psi Upsilon – Gamma Tau (Georgia Tech) + [open]
SW10: Citizens for Progressive Transit/Environment Georgia + [open]
SW11: Calhoun Metalworks, Inc. / F.M. Shelton, Inc. + West End Neighborhood Development
SW12: BeltLine Bike Shop + [open]
SW13: Adair Park Today
Our Partners
Interactive Map: Click the map to explore the adoptable segments of the Atlanta BeltLine.
Adopt the Atlanta BeltLine Directory: Click the map for a larger view of the numbered segments.
