Graffiti is a major problem in the District of Columbia. If not removed, graffiti can cause blight; increase criminal activity in the surrounding neighborhoods; reduce property values, and give the impression that the District is not committed to providing clean and safe environments for residents and visitors. The District of Columbia is dedicated to improving quality of life for all. To help achieve this goal, the Department of Public Works (DPW) seeks your permission to remove graffiti from your property. For additional information and assistance, please call the Mayor’s Citywide Call Center at 311.
Service Need
Graffiti is a major problem in the District of Columbia. Residents can report graffiti to DPW for removal.
Service at a Glance
Provided By: DPW
Phone: 311
Days: Monday - Friday
Location: 2000 14th Street NW, 6th Floor Washington, DC 20009
Request this Service
Visit the Service Request Center
- http://311.dc.gov
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Related Documents
Graffiti Removal Form - English Version [PDF]
Graffiti Removal Form - Spanish Version [PDF]
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