Receive monthly report on city trash cleanup and code enforcement
In Plain English
The Public Works Abatement Division handles illegal dumping, homeless encampments, and neighborhood cleanups across Richmond. In October, crews removed 311 tons of illegally dumped trash, cleared 16 encampments, and hosted 5 community dumpster events. They also assisted 70 seniors and disabled residents with hauling items to disposal sites.
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