• The New York Times dives into our NYC Organics Curbside Collection
• Waste Dive highlighted donateNYC success
• Staten Island Advance featured NYC Cleanup across the borough
• Ch. 7’s Bill Ritter interviews Commissioner Garcia on reusing our food

• Drinking plenty of water prior to and during your shift;
• Avoiding drinks high in sugar or caffeine;
• Resting in the shade or a cool area during your break;
• Knowing the signs and symptoms of each illness; and
• Keeping an eye on your co-workers

For more information, call the Healthcare Facility at 212-437-4457 or click here.

I’m elated to share our latest success: Thanks to your hard work, we achieved a citywide average scorecard rating of 95.9% in Fiscal Year 2017. That’s the highest score in 42 years – since the City began its scorecard inspection program in 1975. Street cleaning is one of our most challenging tasks. It demands our commitment 24 hours a day, seven days a week and 365 days a year – with 8.6 million residents and nearly 60 million tourists each year counting on us to perform.

In the last three years, we’ve taken great steps to improve our cleaning services for New Yorkers. We now clean on and off-ramps along 17 highways in all five boroughs at least once a month. We have restored Sunday and holiday litter basket collection along the City’s growing commercial corridors. We have expanded training for supervisors and superintendents to deploy cleaning tools targeted to each neighborhood. I am confident that we are well on our way to meeting our goal of making New York the cleanest large city in the nation.

But we cannot rest on our laurels. As New York’s neighborhoods continue to grow and change, we will confront new challenges – and ever higher expectations. I am incredibly proud of what we have accomplished, and I am thrilled to continue our work to keep New York City healthy, safe, and clean.