Got Commercial Trash? The Sanitation Department Has $20K for Your Project
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The city will spend an almost infinitesimal amount of money on a problem with monumental repercussions.
Recent Streetsblog NYC posts about Department of Sanitation
Mayor Adams in Heap of Trouble Over Composting Cuts
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One day after Hizzoner gutted the city's fairly small residential composing program, a Manhattan pol introduced a bill that would require the city to collect organic materials from every single residential address in town.
Hearing Day: Could Fees for Outdoor Dining Lead to Proper Pricing of City’s Curbs?
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The DOT envisions charging for space now given away in the Open Restaurant program. But its piecemeal approach shows the need for public space management.
FOR PEDS’ SAKE: City Must Take Over Sidewalk and Curb Clearance, Pols Say
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A growing chorus of local electeds is demanding that rules be changed to require the city, presumably the Department of Sanitation, to remove snow from sidewalks and pedestrian curb zones, a responsibility that now belongs to property owners.
Tuesday’s Headlines: This is What Pro-Car Policies Look Like Edition
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On Monday, New York dug out from the weekend storm. Or, correct that: pedestrians, cyclists, bus riders and the disabled dug out from the storm and car drivers went about their merry way. Plus other news.
Streetsblog Gets Action: That Derelict Car in Harlem Has Finally Been Removed
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Going ... going ... gone.