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The goal
of this committee is to provide
residents of Wash West a superior quality
of living experience. We are focused on
making our neighborhoods trash- and
grafitti-free, in addition to working with
the city to provide additional
lighting to
dark streets and alleyways. These
elements, when combined, will
have a
positive effect towards crime reduction
throughout our neighborhoods.
If you want to get involved in helping to
keep your neighborhood a
safer and
cleaner place to live and work, joining the
Sanitation Committee
is a email or phone
call away. We are always looking for
volunteer
to help in the Spring & Fall
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LITTER:
For chronic litter problems in front of apartment houses, please call their
management first. Often, that is all it takes.
Otherwise, call Enforcement
Officer Preston Lockwood at 215-685-4275.
You can also call the Streets Department
Philadelphia Department of Streets at
215-686-5560 or e-mail at csstreets@phila.gov.
Or, try the Neighborhood
Services Unit for illegal dumping - at 215-685-3097 (Mon.-Fri., 8am-5pm).
TRASH COLLECTION:
For trash collection problems (such as unsatisfactory
service), call District Supervisor Martin Mellett (before
10 AM) at 215-685-4290.
*Please note that Mellett's office usually wants
the number of any offending trash truck. Apartment buildings of more than
6 units must arrange for private trash collection.
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You
can fight graffiti in Wash West by reporting it quickly and helping to
get it removed. The Philadelphia Anti-Graffiti Network,
or PAGN, will remove
graffiti from most surfaces. PAGN is administered by the Managing Director's
Office of the City of Philadelphia. They document the graffiti and prosecute
the perpetrators when they are found. Report graffiti immediately by calling
the Graffiti Abatement Team at 215-685-9555 or the Anti-Graffiti Information
Line at 215-685-9556.
Graffiti on brick, stone, cement, metal and most other unpainted surfaces
is most often removed by power-washing (water and cleanser applied at high
pressure). Graffiti on wood or painted surfaces must usually be painted
over.
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