The Mayor's Neighborhood Cleanup Program — a concentrated sweep through a selected neighborhood each month focusing on cleaning up litter and removing abandoned vehicles.

Citizens are encouraged to participate in the Mayor's Neigbhborhood Cleanup, which is organized by Sanitation Services & Fleet Management and includes volunteers from Clean & Green.

Sanitation Services employees developed the program after residents and City Council members expressed a need for a strike unit to clean neighborhoods. Two weeks prior to the clean up day, informational postcards will be mailed to residents in the clean up area. The Department's Code Enforcement activity conducts a sweep of the area and identifies and addresses any code violations. Enforcement Officers will placard any abandoned vehicles and if not removed within 10 days, the vehicles are towed. When cleaning day arrives, Sanitation Services employees will collect material placed curbside while volunteers from Clean & Green will help residents clean and remove debris from private property.

MAY 19, 2012, THE MAYOR'S NEIGHBORHOOD CLEANUP DAY

The next Neighborhood Cleanup Day will be May 19, 2012. That month's one-day cleanup project (May 19 only) includes the area between Maxwell Street and Cervantes Street and from Davis Highway on the west over to Bayou Texar on the east. See map on attached cleanup area postcard link below.

DO place all materials for collection on the curb by 7 AM on Saturday, May 19, 2012.

DO NOT place materials for this collection program curbside until Saturday, May 12, 2012.

Bulk items only - no yard waste or garbage please.

Placing debris curbside early may result in a fee for collection.

Schedule of Events

2012

• January 28, 2012
• February 25, 2012
• March 31, 2012
• April 28, 2012
• May 19, 2012
• June 30, 2012
• July 28, 2012
• August 25, 2012
• September 29, 2012
• October 27, 2012

Cleanup dates are subject to change due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances.