Join DPW’s Public Information Officer Nancee Lyons and Community Relations Specialist Randi Thorpe, along with special guest Ward 6 @dcmocrs Marcus Manning, for our very first episode of Inside DPW: The Podcast that Explains How Public Works…Works.
Check out our latest episode, “DPW in the Community,” where we’ll give you an inside look at how DPW connects with stakeholders and community members. Get ready to dive into our exciting efforts and initiatives! Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/bUQdhslIxfU
🕟 4:30 PM Update: Amid persistent snowfall, our dedicated crews are actively clearing and treating roads, ensuring safety in residential areas. Streets receiving attention as the District Snow Teams work tirelessly. #SnowReadyDC
The District Snow Team is prepared for winter weather! Our fleet of trucks, plows, and expert team members are geared up to tackle the upcoming weather. Check out the short video featuring our cutting-edge equipment. #SnowReadyDC #
In the Snow Know: The District Snow Team is hard at work! Did you know we use nearly 42,000 tons of salt, 86,000 gallons of brine, and 10,500 gallons of raw beet juice for pre-treating roads? Beet juice isn't just for salads – it's a sustainable alternative making our brine eco-friendly!
It will drop to dangerously low temperatures tonight.
The District Snow Team is salting and brining throughout the city to help prevent icy roads.
Stay safe and warm! #SnowReadyDC
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
Keep track of your trash and recycling collection schedule this Juneteenth holiday week!
Collection days will slide to the next day for the rest of the week. For more information visithttps://dpw.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dpw/publication/attachments/Slide%20Guide%202023_0.pdf
Don't be caught off guard! In observance of Juneteenth, DPW's trash and recycling collection schedule will slide to the next day for the rest of the week. For more information visit https://ow.ly/AyFo50OPRQC
Get a sneak peek into our vibrant Leaf Season Info Sessions at the Ridge Road Recreation Center! 🍂 There’s energy, enthusiasm, and plenty of opportunity to discover. Don’t miss out on the remaining sessions today. Check our schedule at rb.gy/vh380
🎥🚚 As the dust settles on our unforgettable Truck Touch 23', we're thrilled to share our wrap-up video. Recapture the joy of every race, the delight of each climb, and the special moments that made the day. Thank you, DC, for your incredible spirit.
#TruckTouch2023 #DCEvents
Keep track of your trash and recycling collection schedule this DC Emancipation Day holiday week!
Collection days will slide to the next day for the rest of the week.
For more information visithttps://dpw.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dpw/publication/attachments/Slide%20Guide%202023_0.pdf
Don't be caught off guard! In observance of DC's Emancipation Day, DPW's trash and recycling collection schedule will slide to the next day for the rest of the week. For more information visithttps://dpw.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/dpw/publication/attachments/Slide%20Guide%202023_0.pdf
Don't miss trash day! In observance of DC's Emancipation 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.
Motorists, please expect lane closures in the 3rd Street tunnel beginning 4/11/2023 through 4/14/2023 for tunnel cleaning. Lane closures will occur daily from 8 pm - 4 am for the next three days. Please plan accordingly!!!
🎉 What a way to end Black History Month!
🎶 Live Gogo band, spoken word artist Ama'd Woodard, and artist Amanda Stephenson showcased their talents at the Anacostia Arts and Culture District unveiling in Ward 8. A great time was had by all who attended!
#AnacostiaArts #Ward8
Check out our ToolCat Sweepers which are made for bike lanes and other tight spaces.
If you see an area that needs to be addressed, don't hesitate to call 311 or head over to 311.dc.gov to create a service request.
Don't forget!
Household trash and recycling collections will slide for the remainder of the week until Saturday.
