Adopt-a-Spot
How to Adopt-a-Spot
Everyone in Hastings can officially adopt and tend a public space through the Village's Adopt-a-Spot program. Adopting a Spot means keeping your Spot litter-free and tended. You can also install a pollinator garden!
1. Review the Guidelines for an overview of Adopter responsibilities.
2. Select a spot from This List or suggest your own!
3. Apply! Start your adoption by filling out an Application form.
4. Once OK'd, the Village will provide an Agreement with plan details for you to sign.
Adopt-a-Spot Projects in Progress
Spots that have been Adopted
Fulton Hill traffic island on Southside, in front of St. George Bistro
Hillside Avenue & Rosedale traffic circle island
Intersection of Rosedale, Merrill & Hamilton traffic triangle
Tompkins Avenue verge across from #67
Revolutionary Walk
Riverview Park
West side of Warburton Avenue, past 331
American Legion Memorial across from Foodtown
Foodtown garden on Broadway @5 Corners
Exit 12 turnaround sign
Library gardens
Post Office parking lot verges
Town barrels
VFW Plaza at Spring Street & Warburton
Villard & Broadway cherry orchard garden
And occasional guest-spots
Spotlight on HPP's 5 Corners Garden
HPP volunteers tending the garden in June 2022. See more about this spot.
Want to Volunteer, but not alone?
Form a neighborhood group, or join the Hastings Beautification Committee, Vine Squad, or Hillside Woods Restoration Project.
Can't Volunteer, but Want to Contribute?
The Adopt-a-Spot program accepts donations. Click here to learn how to be a Sponsor.
Mt Hope and Farragut Avenue Traffic Islands
A section of a large park, such as Hillside Woods, or pocket park, like Riverview Park
South County Trailway: select spots
Any roadside berm that is untended
Suggest your own!
Rogue's Gallery
Nora Galland and family have transformed this traffic island on Southside
Girl Scout meadow at Rosedale & Hamilton
Lottie at the train station parking lot
Residents' of Zinsser Way traffic island
Spring Street Tree Pit
Oak tree planting @Tompkins Ave