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Education and OutreachParking Enforcement
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 Abandoned and Dangerous VehiclesDPW’s Abandoned Vehicle Operations (AVO) inspectors circulate throughout the District looking for abandoned and dangerous vehicles to investigate then remove from public and private property.  Booting and ImpoundmentVehicles that have two or more unsatisfied parking or photo enforcement tickets that are 60 days old may be booted and towed. All fines and boot/tow fees must be paid before the vehicle is released.  Bulk Trash CollectionDPW collects large, bulky items by appointment from residential households that receive DPW trash collection service.  Commercial RecyclingRecycling is required, by law, in all commercial establishments – including residential buildings with four or more apartments, churches and schools/colleges.  District Snow TeamThe Department of Public Works partners with the Department of Transportation to provide snow and ice control services. Safety is the driving force behind the snow and ice control program.  Ft Totten Transfer StationDPW offers a solid waste and household hazardous waste disposal drop-off and free personal document shredding site at the Fort Totten Trash Transfer Station. Graffiti RemovalGraffiti is a major problem in the District of Columbia. If not removed, graffiti can cause blight, increase criminal activity in the surrounding neighborhoods, and reduce property values. Household Hazardous Waste - E-cycling- Document ShreddingDPW operates a monthly household hazardous waste and e-cycling drop-off and free personal document shredding site at the Fort Totten Trash Transfer Station, the first Saturday of the month, except holidays.  Leaf Collection - Holiday Tree CollectionDPW collects leaves at least twice each year from residential neighborhoods by “vacuuming” the leaves raked into treebox spaces.  Meet a DPW RepresentativeRepresentatives of the Department of Public Works are available to meet with community members.
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