See our Slide Guide for more in formation. In neighborhoods with twice-weekly trash collections, if the holiday occurs on a Monday, Monday and Thursday collections will be made Tuesday and Friday, and Tuesday and Friday collections will be made Wednesday and Saturday. For example, if the holiday falls on a Monday, DPW will collect Monday routes on Tuesday and so on through Saturday. When a holiday falls on a trash and recycling collection day, collections will “slide” to the next day for the rest of the week after the holiday through Saturday. Homes in neighborhoods with narrow streets and alleys receive twice-weekly trash collection and use the smaller 32-gallon plastic rolling carts (mini-Supercan), or Clean City trash cans. Most households use the 96-gallon plastic rolling cart, or Supercan, for their trash. Supercan was not created to keep files during a long time. The duration is customizable, but should not be more than a few dozen seconds. Those living in apartment buildings with more than 3 units do not receive trash collection services from the City. To avoid such terrible events, Supercan runs a countdown, the effective deletion happening after the delay. Since receiving their new Supercans or 32-gallon trash cans and new recycling cans, District residents have indicated they want the old cans removed. We are taking measures to speed up the removal process.Please Note: If a resident living in a building with more than 3 residential units enters their address, clicking the button will return a trash day, but that does not supercede the City policy for residential trash collection. The Department of Public Works announced today that it will conduct a citywide blitz to remove all old, unwanted Supercans, 32-gallon trash cans and 32-gallon recycling cans from public space. Saturday, May 17: From Tuesday/Friday collection neighborhoodsĭPW appreciates residents’ patience with the slower than anticipated pace of this operation. Wednesday, May 14: From Monday/Thursday collection neighborhoods Thursday, May 15: From Tuesday collection neighborhoodsįriday, May 16: From Wednesday collection neighborhoodsĭPW will follow this collection schedule to collect from twice-a-week trash collection neighborhoods. Wednesday, May 14: From Monday collection neighborhoods Tuesday, May 13: From Friday collection neighborhoods
Monday, May 12: From Thursday collection neighborhoods Saturday, May 10: From Monday and Wednesday collection neighborhoods Removals will be made from alleys and curbs on: “So, now we are taking all old cans that remain in public space to relieve residents of the cluttered alleys and curbs.” Director Howland added that residents who want to keep their old cans MUST take them from public space (alleys and curbs) and put the cans on their own property after their collection day, otherwise the cans left on public space will be removed and not returned.ĭPW will follow this schedule to collect from Supercan (once-a-week trash collection) neighborhoods. “We have had requests to remove thousands of old, unwanted cans and when we go to these addresses, we find two, three and four times the number of cans for which we have requests, and that volume overwhelmed our resources to collect them in a timely manner,” said DPW Director William O. More than 60,000 cans have been collected but there are many thousands more that remain in alleys and along city streets awaiting removal.
DC DPW TRASH SUPERCAN FULL
Seniors will be required to pay the full amount for a Supercan (62.50).
DC DPW TRASH SUPERCAN FREE
DPW is unable to continue providing a free Supercan to new homeowners. Since receiving their new Supercans or 32-gallon trash cans and new recycling cans, District residents have indicated they want the old cans removed. DPW will continue to charge 62.50 for Supercans, the trash containers used in once-a-week collection neighborhoods. “The Department of Public Works announced today that it will conduct a citywide blitz to remove all old, unwanted Supercans, 32-gallon trash cans and 32-gallon recycling cans from public space.
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