DPW is in catch up mode. We have deployed more crews and have even extended this year’s program to February 11,2023. All DPW serviced households will receive two passes for leaf collection.
#YouRakedWeWillTakeDC
Do you know the difference between illegal dumping and an alley that needs cleaning? Make it easier for the city to provide you with alley cleaning services by reporting them to 311. We need your help with this!
We are doing all we can to get caught up!
We have even extended this year’s leaf collection program to February 11,2023. Thanks for your patience.
#YouRakedWeWillTakeDC
One of the best ways to keep our communities safe is by passing information along to 311 or http://311.dc.gov.
If you or your neighbors see something unsafe that needs to be fixed, report it to 311.
We will handle the rest! #DPWorks4DC
Residents should only place their containers out at the time of their scheduled collection. It is important to properly manage our waste disposal to stop the proliferation of rats! Click here to find your weekly collection day(s) http://collectionday.dcgis.dc.gov#TrashFreeDC
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 http://311.dc.gov to create a service request.
Household hazardous waste drop-off has added an additional day to better serve our residents. Click the following link to find the schedule and what is accepted.
https://dpw.dc.gov/node/419042
Things are happening in your neighborhood and you don’t know why? The myDPW app allows residents to receive custom alerts about all of DPW’s services. Download it today from your respective App Store!
is seeking dedicated community members to establish, staff, and manage two new food waste drop-off sites.
Learn more and apply before Jan. 31: https://surveymonkey.com/r/FWDOApp
Public litter cans are for transient trash such as food wrappers.
Be a good neighbor. Help keep DC clean and place your household trash in bins at home.
Call 311 to report overflowing public cans!
Schedule a bulk trash pick up to get rid of large items like mattresses, furniture, appliances, and more.
Visit http://311.dc.gov or call 311 to request a bulk pick-up today!
Need to dispose of cardboard or other recycling that doesn't fit in your bin? Tie it together and lean it against your recycle bin, or take it to the Benning Road transfer station (free for DC residents). Don't forget to enter a 311 Missed Recycling request to ensure collection.
Leaf collection is behind schedule so DPW has extended the 2022-2023 program through February 11, 2023. Residents who receive DPW trash and recycling collection will receive two passes for leaf collection.
#YouRakedWeWillTakeDC
Place trash and recycling out no earlier than 6:30 PM the evening before your scheduled collection. Return the container to your property by 8:00 PM on the day of your schedule collection.
Enter your address here to find your weekly collection day(s) http://collectionday.dcgis.dc.gov
Did you know that you can recycle a lot more than just cans and bottles?
Find out what types of items you can throw in the recycling bin at https://zerowaste.dc.gov .
Jess Arnold from WUSA9 shadows DPW Acting Director Timothy Spriggs and key members of DPW’s SWEEP team as they investigate illegal dumping in some of the city’s hot spots.
IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING. http://311.dc.gov
DPW is in catch up mode. We have deployed more crews and have even extended this year’s program to February 11,2023. All DPW serviced households will receive two passes for leaf collection.
#YouRakedWeWillTakeDC
🌱 It's a beautiful weekend in DC and the perfect time to reduce your food waste footprint. Drop off your excess food scraps at designated markets. Check https://zerowaste.dc.gov/foodwastedropoff… for locations.
🍅 Don't throw away your food scraps! Food waste drop-off locations are open across the District. Learn more about composting and drop-off locations at https://dpw.dc.gov/foodwastedropoff…#composting
Time to say goodbye to your Christmas tree! The 2023 tree and greenery collection has started in DC. Follow the schedule and guidelines on the DPW website:
#DCsBravest are looking to hire a Program Analyst (Data Analyst)
Person hired is responsible for data and information production using:
*the record management system
*data monitoring system
*geospatial unique identifier data record system.
Info/Apply - https://bit.ly/dcfireemspa0123
Reminder!
Bagged leaves are not collected during leaf collection or normal trash collection. Please call 311 or head over to http://311.dc.gov to create a Yard Waste Collection service request.
While not forecasted yet The District Snow Team is getting ready for the upcoming weather. Are you?
Visit http://snow.dc.gov for helpful snow preparedness information.
Leaf collection is behind schedule so DPW has extended the 2022-2023 program through February 11, 2023. Residents who receive DPW trash and recycling collection, will receive two passes for leaf collection.
#YouRakedWeWillTakeDC
DPW works to maintain the city's infrastructure and public spaces, along with the vehicles and equipment used by DC government. Call 311 if your neighborhood needs servicing.
Got Trash?
We have FREE ways to properly and easily dispose of your waste!
🗑 Your big green trash can.
☎ Call 311 and ask for a pickup.
🚙 Take it to the Benning Road Transfer Station.
For more info; https://dpw.dc.gov/service/trash-collection…#TrashFREEDC