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LITTER FREE ZONE PROGRAMS

Whether you’re a private citizen, a local business or a neighborhood school, you have a stake in helping Philadelphia solve its litter problem. That’s why the City has created these three Litter Free Zone programs. See which one provides the best way for you to join the movement for a litter free Philly.

Litter Free Zone

There’s a Litter Free Zone in your future

Want to help UnLitter Us? Want to live where people care, and trash on the streets isn’t tolerated? Then turn your neighborhood into a Litter Free Zone.
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Litter Free School Zone

It’s smart to become a Litter Free School Zone

This core element of the Keep Philadelphia Beautiful (KPB) program helps engage Philadelphia’s youth in efforts to maintain a clean city, reduce waste and learn how their actions affect the way their school, block and City looks. Students learn the benefits of waste management, and the reduce-reuse-recycle philosophy.
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Business Ambassador Program

Make your business a leader in fighting litter

Businesses all over the city are joining the Philadelphia Street Department’s UnLitter Us movement by taking part in the Business Ambassador Program. It’s a great way to set an example, and to let your customers know you care about the neighborhood you do business in.
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ALERTS

15th STREET BRIDGE BETWEEN CALLOWHILL
AND SPRING GARDEN STREETS CLOSURE

Effective Wednesday, January 16

PHILADELPHIA - Effective Wednesday, January 16, the 15th Street Bridge between Callowhill and Spring Garden Streets will be closed to vehicular traffic, Streets Commissioner Clarena I. W. Tolson announced today. The closure is necessary in response to a routine inspection that found structural damage to the bridge.

The closure is effective for the entire length of the bridge and will be closed to vehicular traffic until further notice, however, pedestrians and bicycles will be permitted to cross. The posted detour route includes Broad Street from Spring Garden Street to Callowill Street.

The Streets Department regrets any inconvenience resulting from this closure. We would like to thank citizens in advance for their patience and cooperation. It is our goal to have the bridge opened as soon as possible.

 

NEWS
05/17/2013
Philadelphia More Beautiful Committee’s (PMBC) Saturday Clean Block Caravan visits Block Captains and their volunteers cleaning in the 1st, 3rd, and 17th Police Districts
05/16/2013
STREETS DEPARTMENT REOPENS 15TH STREET BRIDGE WEDNESDAY, MAY 15
05/15/2013
Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event Sponsored by the Streets Department’s Sanitation Division
05/10/2013
City of Philadelphia Announces 11 Local Schools Receive Recyclebank Green Schools Program Grants


05/03/2013
STREETS DEPARTMENT CONFISCATES ILLEGAL BENCHES

Beginning on Saturday, May 11



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EVENTS
05/10/2012 - 05/19/2012
2012 HOUSEHOLD HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION PROGRAM
04/19/2013
City Of Philadelphia Announces 11 Local Schools Receive Recyclebank Green Schools Program Grants
Philadelphia, in partnership with Recyclebank, awards not only schools but generous residents as well.

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KUDOS
04/29/2013
5000 Locust St
04/25/2013
Bicycle Lanes
02/12/2013
200 S Melville St
02/08/2013
500 Sigel St
01/01/2013
321 E Allens Ln

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