The NYPD Employee Relations Section released this Remember the Finest bulletin about Detective First Grade Brian R. Moore who was killed in the line of duty. It details his career, personal life, and death.
The NYPD Employee Relations Section released this Remember the Finest bulletin about Detectives First Grade Rafael L. Ramos and Wenjian Liu who were killed in the line of duty. It details their careers, personal lives, and deaths.
The NYPD Employee Relations Section released this Remember the Finest bulletin about Sergeant Special Assignment Paul J. Tuozzolo who was killed in the line of duty. It details his career, personal life, and death.
The NYPD Employee Relations Section released this Remember the Finest bulletin about Detective First Grade Steven D. McDonald who was shot in the line of duty and died of complications from his injuries years later. It details his career, personal life, and death.
The NYPD Employee Relations Section released this Remember the Finest bulletin about Police Officer Michael C. Williams who was killed in a vehicle collision in the line of duty. It details his career, personal life, and death.
DSNY is welcoming 30,000 Bronx tenants ot their curbside organics collection service. The collection service consists of food waste, food-soiled paper and yard waste to be collected from residents and turned into compost or renewable energy. The announcement gives lists of what will be accepted and what will not be accepted for the organics collection service.
DSNY issues a Snow Alert on February 17 and lists the agencies they coordinate with during a snow alert. Tells individuals where they can access information about the City's response to the storm.
DSNY announcement of new rules expanding the City's commercial organic waste separation program which will require restauraunts and grocery stores to put their food waste to beneficial use instead of sending it to landfills.
DSNY announcement stating there will be no garbage, organics or recycling collection on February 19, 2018 in honor of Presidents' day. Also tells residents about DSNY's smart phone and tablet app.
DSNY issues a Snow Alert on February 7 and lists the agencies they coordinate with during a snow alert. Tells individuals where they can access information about the City's response to the storm.
DSNY announcement stating there will be no garbage, organics or recycling collection on February 12, 2018 in honor of President Lincoln's birthday. Also tells residents about DSNY's smart phone and tablet app.
DSNY issues a Snow Alert on February 1 and lists the agencies they coordinate with during a snow alert. Tells individuals where they can access information about the City's response to the storm.
DSNY announces that there will be a service change for residents living in Queens Community Board 5. Starting February 5, DSNY will collect organic material once a week on recycling day which will allow the department to be more efficient with curbside bulk item collection. It also announces that trash collection will not change.
DSNY issues snow alert for January 29 at 12 pm and explains how the agency coordinates with the Office of Emergency Management and DOT on snow clearing proceedures. It also notifies the public where they can access weather information and information about the City's response to snow storms.
The NYPD Employee Relations Section released this Remember the Finest bulletin about Detective First Grade Randolph A. Holder who was killed in the line of duty. It details his career, personal life, and death.
DSNY issues snow alert for January 16 at 8am and explains how the agency coordinates with the Office of Emergency Management and DOT on snow clearing proceedures. It also notifies the public where they can access weather information and information about the City's response to snow storms.
DSNY announces the continuation of collection on MLK day due to need for the ongoing collection services following the snow storm. The collection would take place on January 15, 2018. It also explains to residents how snowstorms delay Sanitation workers from making collections on time.
DSNY issues snow alert for January 8 at 2pm and explains how the agency coordinates with the Office of Emergency Management and DOT on snow clearing proceedures. It also notifies the public where they can access weather information and information about the City's response to snow storms.
DSNY announcement of its continuation of limited collection and instructs residents to remove snow and ice around their garbage bags and cans to make the collection accessible to DSNY workers. The press release also discusses the continuation of snow cleaning operations during the day on Saturday. The press release also announced Snow Laborers should report to work at 8 am on January 6 and a reminder to property owners to clear snow and ice from the sidewalks around their property.