Department of Sanitation
Coverage of Department of Sanitation in the Nexus archive.
- Alternate side parking tickets could become stickers under proposed bill
A proposed bill in New York City would replace alternate side parking tickets with stickers, making them harder to remove if vehicles are not moved during street cleaning. The bill, heading to Mayor Zohran Mamdani's desk, aims to amend a 2012 city code and involve the Department of Sanitation and another department.
- NYC could lose about 30K parking spots to get trash off sidewalks — with upscale Manhattan nabes hit hard
New York City is set to eliminate nearly 30,000 parking spots across all five boroughs to accommodate garbage containers as part of its 'trash revolution.' The change, revealed in a draft environmental impact statement by the Department of Sanitation, will particularly affect upscale Manhattan neighborhoods.
- NYC plans to replace nearly 30K parking spaces with trash bins, report shows
New York City plans to replace nearly 30,000 parking spaces with trash bins to reduce trash bags on sidewalks, according to the Department of Sanitation's environmental review documents. The sanitation department is implementing the new bins as part of this initiative.
- NYC brings back stickers for cars that violate street cleaning rules
New York City has reinstated the use of stickers on vehicles that violate street cleaning rules, reversing a 2011 law that prohibited the Department of Sanitation from placing such stickers on non-compliant cars.