During the Washougal City Council Planning Session on June 7, 2025, a proposal for an "Adopt-a-Street" program gained traction, echoing the successful "Adopt-a-Highway" initiative. Council members discussed the potential for community involvement in keeping city streets clean, particularly around Marina Park, which has been plagued by litter from nearby freeways.

One council member highlighted the need for a community group to take action, suggesting that residents could organize clean-up efforts at least twice a year. The conversation also touched on the importance of maintaining the trail connecting Steamboat Landing to the eastern terminus of a street, emphasizing the city's commitment to enhancing public spaces.

The discussions reflect a growing awareness of environmental stewardship within the community, with leaders recognizing the role of local residents in maintaining the beauty and cleanliness of Washougal. As the council considers the adoption of this program, it could pave the way for increased civic engagement and a cleaner city.