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Baltimore City Public Works Testifies Against City Council Proposal to Grant Amnesty to Non-paying Water Customers

Mar 22nd, 2012

Today, Baltimore City Department of Public Works, along with the Baltimore City Department of Finance, testified against a City Council resolution recommending a two-year amnesty that would allow p

Re-News, the Baltimore City Recycling Newsletter

Mar 21st, 2012

The March 2012 edition of the Re-News Recycling newsletter is now available.

DPW Recycling Coordinator Highlights "Clean Your Files Day for Businesses" with speaking engagement to Hospitality Industry

Mar 19th, 2012

Robert Murrow, Recycling Coordinator for Baltimore City will speak to HFTP, Hospitality, Financial and Technology Professionals during their monthly meeting which will be held at the Woodholme Cou

Correction: April 10 is the deadline to sign up for "Clean Your Files Day" for Businesses

Mar 15th, 2012

In recognition of Earth Day, DPW will give City businesses an opportunity to recycle even more with Clean Your Files Day on Tu

A Reminder to Citizens: Sign Up Now for Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake’s Spring Cleanup

Mar 13th, 2012

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake’s Spring Cleanup is scheduled for Saturday, April 21, 2012 from 8 a.m.

Clean Community Competition Deadline is April 9

Mar 13th, 2012

Cash prizes totaling $24,000 will be awarded to winners from the 4 quadrants of the City

MONTEBELLO II WORK PROGRESSES

Mar 13th, 2012

Temporary disruption to portion of loop road around Lake Montebello has begun.

Baltimore City Good Friday Service Changes

Mar 13th, 2012

Public Works Director Alfred H. Foxx announced City service changes for Friday, April 6, 2012 – Good Friday.

“Clean Your Files Day” is April 24 Businesses can clean out old files and recycle them with the Bureau of Solid Waste

Mar 6th, 2012

Public Works Director Alfred Foxx today announced that, in recognition of Earth Day, DPW will give City businesses an opportunity to re

Recycling Should Not Be Placed in Plastic Bags

Mar 2nd, 2012

The Baltimore City Department of Public Works, Office of Recycling, reminds residents that items set out for recycling collection should not be placed in plastic bags.

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