The Department of Public Works (DPW) provides municipal services in two distinct program areas: envi
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House Republicans who refuse to support Rep. Jim Jordan for House speaker are learning the violent language of Donald Trump's MAGA movement.
🚨ATTENTION DC Residents: The Special Waste Collection Event on Sat, Oct 21st, 2023 has been CANCELLED due to scheduling conflicts.
📆 Mark your calendars for the next event on Thurs, Nov 16, 2023, 10 am - 2 pm at RFK Parking Lot 3. Thanks for your understanding.
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Take pride in your community and help keep DC clean by placing your household trash in bins at home. Report overflowing public cans to 311 to keep our streets litter-free.
Remember ! Don’t hesitate to call 311 or head over to 311.dc.gov if your neighborhood needs services rendered.
Don't miss a beat in your neighborhood! The myDPW app sends custom alerts for all DPW services, including street sweeping, and leaf collections. Download it today from your App Store!
Keep our city clean and tidy by knowing your curbside collection schedule. Find your weekly collection day(s) at http://collectionday.dcgis.dc.gov/ and do your part to be .
Say goodbye to trash with FREE waste disposal options in DC!
🗑Use your big green trash can,
☎ request a pickup by calling 311,
🚙 or take it to the Fort Totten Transfer Station.
Learn more at https://dpw.dc.gov/service/trash-collection.
DPW collects trash once or twice per week or large, bulky items by appointment.
If you're curious about parking enforcement, trash pickup, or recycling in the District of Columbia, has the answers you need. Visit our website for more information:
Don't miss trash day! DPW's trash and recycling collection schedule will be sliding to the next day for the rest of the week due to the holiday. Click here for more information.
DPW Director Spriggs & our Solid Waste Management Staff met with President Gerren Price, his team, and Christopher Powell today to provide their BID teams with mulch, new street sweeping, and graffiti abatement equipment.
DPW Director Spriggs & our Solid Waste Management Staff met with Public Space Dep. Director Susan Hampton, along with her staff and Christopher Powell today, to provide their BID teams with mulch, new street sweeping, and graffiti abatement equipment.
Just bought a home in DC? You might be eligible for free trash and recycling containers! Check out https://dpw.dc.gov/service/trash-container-repair-and-purchase for more info.
DPW currently has a limited supply of 96-gallon trash super cans.
Leaf Collection Season is almost here. Scan the QR Code to view all the places you can track leaf collection and rake out schedules weekly. If you want updates right in the palm of your hand, download the MyDPW App.
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Keep track of your trash and recycling collection schedule this Indigenous Peoples' Day holiday week! Collection days will slide to the next day for the rest of the week. For more information visit https://dpw.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dpw/publication/attachments/Slide%20Guide%202023_0.pdf.
🚨 Major update! Post June 3, 2023, special waste collection is moving to RFK Stadium Lot 3. DC, let's keep up our recycling game! Get the details on our monthly events: https://dpw.dc.gov/service/household-hazardous-waste-electronics-recycling-document-shredding
Household hazardous waste and unwanted electronics accepted at RFK Stadium Lot 3.
DPW's Office of Waste Diversion's Sarah Hofman-Graham and SWEEP Inspector Wendy Cadwell joined today for Ward 2 Agency Day to discuss DPW services with residents!
Calling all commercial property owners! Want to contribute to the beautification of our city? Consider donating your wall space for a mural. Visit http://muralsdcproject.com to learn more and download the application.
Let's work together to make DC the cleanest and greenest city in the country! Learn how you can do your part by checking out our recycling program at https://zerowaste.dc.gov/.
Washington DC's one-stop Zero Waste resource for information on reducing waste, recycling, composting, and special waste handling.
Don't miss trash day! In observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day, DPW's trash and recycling collection schedule will be sliding to the next day for the rest of the week. Check outhttps://dpw.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dpw/publication/attachments/Slide%20Guide%202023_0.pdf for more information.
Got hazardous household waste or outdated electronics? Don't let them gather dust. Dispose of them today at RFK Stadium Lot 3, 2400 E Capitol St NE from 10 am to 2 pm.
We collect household hazardous waste, unwanted electronic equipment, and documents to be shredded on one Thursday (10 am-2 pm) and one Saturday (7 am-2 pm) each month as listed below, at RFK Stadium Lot 3 through March 2024. Please see the bottom of this page for more detailed directions. The Sp...
🗑️ Exciting news, DC! The Fort Totten Transfer Station is reopening after a major makeover. Safer, cleaner disposal is now at your fingertips. Check it out: https://dpw.dc.gov/service/fort-totten-transfer-station
Review Fort Totten Transfer Station's hours of operation and rules for use.
🚮 Do you know what separates bulk trash collection from illegal dumping? Help us to help you! Report any violations to 311 📞 and let's keep our city sparkling ✨! Check out our graphic for more info.
Illegal parking can cause chaos on the streets. That's why we've increased parking enforcement to crack down on violators. Please respect the rules and regulations to avoid any potential fines or towing.
Looking to dispose of yard waste? DPW offers yard waste collection for residents who receive DPW's trash and recycling services. Schedule a pickup by calling 311, visiting 311.dc.gov, or using the DC311 mobile app.
Reminder: In observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day, DPW's trash and recycling collection schedule will be adjusted. Your collection day will "slide" to the next day for the rest of the week. Check outhttps://dpw.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dpw/publication/attachments/Slide%20Guide%202023_0.pdf for more information.
Is your old furniture or mattress taking up too much space? Schedule a bulk trash pickup with and free up space in your home. Only 7 items per appointment. Book now at https://311.dc.gov
Let's work together to keep DC clean and healthy! Remember to only place your containers out at the time of your scheduled collection. Help stop the proliferation of rats by properly managing waste disposal.
Today we observe Indigenous Peoples' Day! Please note that DPW's trash and recycling collection schedule is sliding to the next day for the rest of the week.
Stay informed and visithttps://dpw.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dpw/publication/attachments/Slide%20Guide%202023_0.pdf for the full details.
Don't be caught off guard! In observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day, DPW’s trash and recycling collection schedule will slide to the next day for the rest of the week. Visit our website and check our social media for the most up-to-date holiday collection schedule.
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Food Waste Drop Offs are open today!
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District residents can now drop off food waste at designated farmers' markets in all eight District wards free of charge. The food waste will be taken to a local composting site where it will be turned into compost, an environmentally friendly-soil amendment.
Don't be caught off guard! In observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day, DPW's trash and recycling collection schedule will slide to the next day for the rest of the week.
For more information visit https://dpw.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dpw/publication/attachments/Slide%20Guide%202023_0.pdf.
Don't limit your recycling efforts to just cans and bottles. Head to https://zerowaste.dc.gov/ to learn about all the other items you can toss in your bin. Every little bit helps us reduce waste and protect our environment.
Washington DC's one-stop Zero Waste resource for information on reducing waste, recycling, composting, and special waste handling.
DPW works hard to keep the District clean and safe. If you find issues in your neighborhood, don’t hesitate to call 311 or visit
Keep up-to-date with DPW's services using the myDPW app! You can receive custom alerts for all services, including street sweeping, and leaf collections. Download it today on iOS or Android.
Reminder: DPW's trash and recycling collection schedule will be adjusted for the upcoming holiday. Your collection day will "slide" to the next day for the rest of the week.
Check outhttps://dpw.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dpw/publication/attachments/Slide%20Guide%202023_0.pdf for more information.
Are you looking for ways to reduce your carbon footprint? Start by learning more about our recycling program at https://zerowaste.dc.gov/ and find out how you can help keep our city clean and sustainable.
Washington DC's one-stop Zero Waste resource for information on reducing waste, recycling, composting, and special waste handling.
Keep by fixing your trash can issues. Call 311 or visit 311.dc.gov for a repair or replacement.
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Bulk trash collection? ✔️ Illegal dumping? ❌ Know the difference and help keep our city shining! ☀️ Report any issues to 311. Check our graphic for more info. #SparkleCity
We had a great time today hanging out at our new “Allery” next to @Hstcountryclub and @atlaspacdc! Both sides of the alley are now covered in art celebrating the District from muralist chosen by @muralsdc to help beautify our city. Check out this quick tour.
Do you have a dirty alley or illegal dumping in your neighborhood? Learn how to get it addressed! Watch this short video to learn what information you’ll need to provide and see examples of alley conditions.
Spring is here, and DPW is gearing up for alley cleaning. Check out the video below to learn more about the difference between illegal dumping and regular alley cleaning, and make sure your shared space stays clean.
Here's a quick video explaining the differences between illegal dumping and our ally cleaning 311 service requests.
Warmer weather is upon us, and DPW is gearing up for spring cleaning! Soon we’ll be starting alley cleaning, check out the following video to learn the difference between illegal dumping and regular alley cleaning.
Don’t forget the slide! Trash and recycling collection will slide to the next day for the rest of the week, because of the holiday. For more information; https://dpw.dc.gov/publication/holiday-trash-and-recycling-collections-schedule
When a holiday occurs, trash/recycling collection days “slide” to the next day for the rest of the week. For more information; https://dpw.dc.gov/publication/holiday-trash-and-recycling-collections-schedule
DYK @DCDPW collects large, bulky items by appointment from residential households that receive DPW trash collection service? Items such as mattresses, air conditioners & furniture are accepted. Only 7 items per appointment please. Schedule today https://311.dc.gov
We work hard to keep the city clean and safe! Check out this video to find out the difference between illegal dumping and our ally cleaning 311 service requests. #TrashFreeDC
Warmer weather is upon us, and DPW is gearing up for spring cleaning! Soon we’ll be starting alley cleaning, check out the following video to learn the difference between illegal dumping and regular alley cleaning. #DPWorks4DC #TrashFreeDC
Spring is a busy time for cleaning! DPW is your resource for bulk trash pickups. Schedule your pick up early at 311.dc.gov!
Slide Reminder! Trash and recycling collection will slide to the next day for the rest of the week, because of the holiday. We will be collecting through Saturday. For more information;https://dpw.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dpw/publication/attachments/2022%20Holiday%20Collections%20Slide%20Guide.pdf
❄️The District Snow Team is prepared for the upcoming snow! Snow is expected to begin Sunday overnight. ⛄️Are you ready? 📲Visit snow.dc.gov for snow preparedness tips. Check out this short video for preparedness tips.
Don’t forget the slide! Trash and recycling collection will slide to the next day for the rest of the week, because of the holiday. For more information;https://dpw.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dpw/publication/attachments/Holiday%20Slide%20Guide%202021%20english_0.pdf
#HappyFridayDC because a holiday occurred collection will “slide” to the next day for the rest of the week. For more information;https://dpw.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dpw/publication/attachments/Holiday%20Slide%20Guide%202021%20english_0.pdf
Don't forget the slide! When a holiday occurs, trash/recycling collection days “slide” to the next day for the rest of the week. For more information;https://dpw.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dpw/publication/attachments/Holiday%20Slide%20Guide%202021%20english_0.pdf
Public litter cans are for transient trash such as food wrappers. Be a good neighbor. Help DC clean and place your household trash in bins at home. Call 311 to report overflowing public cans!
Public litter cans are not for household trash. Help keep the District clean. Use public litter cans for small litter like non-recyclable food wrappers. #ThinkBeforeYouToss
Don’t forget the slide! Trash and recycling collection will slide to the next day for the rest of the week, because of the holiday.
🎨 DPW is taking proactive measures to ensure public safety by removing graffiti from hot spots. 🚶♀️ We’re also clearing pedestrian walkways 🚲 & bike lanes! 📲 Tag us if you see an area that needs to be addressed! #BikeDC #TrashFreeDC #DPWorks4DC
Public litter cans are not for household trash. Help keep the District clean. Use public litter cans for small litter like non-recyclable food wrappers. #ThinkBeforeYouToss
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