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Earn $83,000 in base pay after 5.5 years of service, good benefits, and a pension to help keep our City clean, healthy, and safe. | New York City Department of Sanitation

Earn $83,000 in base pay after 5.5 years of service, good benefits, and a pension to help keep our City clean, healthy, and safe. | New York City Department of Sanitation

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Where to get your NYC trash bins before the deadline passes

Where to get your NYC trash bins before the deadline passes

NYC trash and recycling collections delayed due to snowstorm

NYC trash and recycling collections delayed due to snowstorm

NYC trash, recycling collection suspended: Find out when

NYC trash, recycling collection suspended: Find out when

NYC trash and recycling pickup to be suspended: Here’s when

NYC trash and recycling pickup to be suspended: Here’s when

NYC trash and recycling pickup to be suspended: Here’s when

NYC trash and recycling pickup to be suspended: Here’s when

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refashionNYC makes clothing donation easy! Get a FREE collection bin for your apartment building, office or even commercial business (such as storage facility, gym, laundromat or hotel). Fill the bin with your unwanted clothing. When it's full, call for FREE pickup service! Learn more: nyc.gov/refashion. | New York City Department of Sanitation

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Inside DSNY: See how we replaced our age-old manual assignment board with a "SMART" version. | New York City Department of Sanitation

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NYC, we are in our bin era! Trash belongs in bins. Starting March 1, ALL businesses must put trash in lidded bins. New rules for residents coming this fall, too. We can make the whole place shimmer! 🔹🔸 Learn more at nyc.gov/UseBins | New York City Department of Sanitation

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Batteries cause fires in NYC recycling facilities! It is illegal to put some batteries, or items that contain batteries in the trash or recycling—they must be disposed of properly! Do your part to keep our City and its workers safe--learn more at nyc.gov/batteries. | New York City Department of Sanitation

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New trash rules take effect for NYC residential buildings

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Hmm, can we have a quick chat, NYC? WHY would you do this to your city? We will pick up your trash & recycling from your home; you have collection AT LEAST twice a week. Businesses must hire a carter. It’s not hard. Let's do the right thing. Don't dump. | New York City Department of Sanitation

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Register now to become an Emergency Snow Shoveler – help keep NYC moving after heavy storms by clearing snow & ice from bus stops, crosswalks, hydrants & step streets. Pay starts at $18.54/hour. Get more info and register at: http://nyc.gov/snow | New York City Department of Sanitation

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Need to toss your real Christmas tree? Trees should go out for pickup on your weekly recycling & compost day. We will collect it with the rest of your compostable material. Remove bags, decorations, ornaments and tree stands before it goes to the curb, please. | New York City Department of Sanitation

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New York's Strongest are doing more than ever to keep our City clean and safe. Watch today's DSNY Employee Recognition Ceremony: | New York City Department of Sanitation

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Remember: If you live in a 1-9 unit building (that includes 1- & 2-family homes) your trash must be in a bin. The warning period is OVER. Don't follow the rules and you can now receive a fine. Info: nyc.gov/bins | New York City Department of Sanitation

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Reminder time: Avoid a fine by separating your food scraps, food-soiled paper & yard waste from your trash. It's REQUIRED. How can you do it? ✔️Use a "brown bin" for curbside service ✔️Bring material to a Smart compost bin ✔️Compost at home Learn more: nyc.gov/compost | New York City Department of Sanitation

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After days and days of working on BOTH snow operations and collection, we ARE catching up on trash and compost pickup. And we ARE collecting paper and metal/glass/plastic recycling, too, FAR FASTER than in previous storms. It’s a 24/7 operation – working on both collection and snow removal - running hundreds of collection trucks on every shift, 12 hours at a time, until we are fully caught up. Thousands of people are working to get this done as quickly as possible, and we appreciate your ongoing

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Separating your food scraps & yard waste from your trash is mandatory! Here's how to get it done: - Put it in a bin for weekly curbside pickup (EASY!) - Drop it off at a neighborhood site or Smart Bin (FUN!) - Compost on your own at home (GREAT!) Info: nyc.gov/compost | New York City Department of Sanitation

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We can help you dispose of your harmful household products safely! Special Waste Drop-Off Sites reopen July 10, 2021 and SAFE Disposal Events return in fall 2021. Learn more at nyc.gov/safedisposal Commonly-used household products can be harmful to you, our Sanitation Workers, and the environment if improperly discarded. | New York City Department of Sanitation

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Everyone gets leaf collection EVERY week! Leaf & yard waste is collected weekly, on your recycling day, along with the rest of your curbside compost! Set it out in your brown bin, in a lawn/leaf bag, or in a clear plastic bag. | New York City Department of Sanitation

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Brought home a pie for dinner…now where does the pizza box go? Pizza boxes can go in EITHER your curbside compost bin OR your paper recycling bin. - A clean/lightly-soiled box: paper recycling - A cheesy-disaster of a box: compost bin (but all food-soiled paper can go here!) | New York City Department of Sanitation

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Need to get rid of a computer or computer monitor? Don’t leave it by a corner litter basket! Find a more responsible, legal option for your electronic waste at nyc.gov/electronics | New York City Department of Sanitation

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We may be a little Scrooge-like, but we believe in NO cheeses for the meeces (and NO rations for the ratties!). Curbside composting is available to all residents. Lock up your food scraps in lidded bins and set them out on your recycling day. And help keep the meeces away. 🐀 | New York City Department of Sanitation

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New York City reaches new contract with sanitation workers

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Monday evening ops update: An official END OF STORM has been declared for 4:30pm! Property owners, that means you must shovel your sidewalk by 8:30pm, including a four-foot path for wheelchairs and strollers, as well as around any curb ramps, fire hydrants, and unsheltered bus stops that may be in front of your property. DSNY snow clearing operations are continuing. Our priority is to keep the roadways open, and we know that Staten Island was particularly hard hit. We’ve sent in extra reinforcem

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Overseeing an apartment building is work – but managing trash, recycling and compost shouldn’t be extra difficult. We can help set you (and your tenants) up for success. Get started here: https://on.nyc.gov/4ieOz2A | New York City Department of Sanitation

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NYC gets its own official trash bin

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