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.
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