What We Do The Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) provides important services that keep our city safe and clean. We make sure people have clean drinking water, manage stormwater …

Residential Recycling Centers Our Residential Recycling Centers make it easy for Baltimore residents to dispose of household waste, recyclables, and hard-to-recycle items—all for free! Check the locations …

Why Recycling Matters Recycling helps keep Baltimore clean and healthy by reducing waste, preventing pollution, cutting greenhouse gas emissions, and conserving landfill space. Every item you recycle …

Welcome to DPW's Interactive Maps Check out the city's interactive map to see what's happening in your neighborhood. Find out if there are sewer or water problemsSee where crews are fixing water …

Zone Lookup 311 Mobile App Baltimore residents and visitors can use the 311 mobile app to report issues. Get the app on iPhone or Android to let us know about potholes, missed trash and other …

By the time garbage is picked up, the bin is often stacked to the top – and I am an avid recycler, conservationist and environmentalist. At best you will get more non-recyclable garbage in the …

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Additionally, these bulky items do not compact as easily as traditional garbage, according to Turbo Haul. How Are Mattresses Recycled? Turbo Haul is responsible for hauling, processing, and distributing …

Overview The Sanitary Sewer Consent Decree Program is a long-term effort to improve Baltimore City’s sewer system and reduce sewer overflows. The program helps protect our waterways, public health, …