What We Do The Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW) provides important services that keep our city safe and clean. We make sure people have clean drinking water, manage stormwater …

Baltimore 311 Language Lines Services Did you know BALT311 helps people who don't speak English well? Simply call 311, ask for your language, and a translator will help you throughout your call.

Find Your Collection Day and More Baltimore City offers weekly curbside collection for both trash and recycling. Residents are encouraged to set out their items on their designated collection day. Search …

About Baltimore City Cans Trash cans and recycling cans are the property of the City of Baltimore. They are assigned to specific residential addresses and may not be transferred to another location or …

Trash and Recycling Guide Learn about the free services Public Works provides, get recycling help, check out our cleaning services, and more!

Residential Recycling Centers Our Residential Recycling Centers make it easy for Baltimore residents to dispose of household waste, recyclables, and hard-to-recycle items—all for free! Check the locations …

Trash, garbage, or debris may not be stored or placed out for collection except in approved storage receptacles. The Owner's Responsibility The owner or operator of every occupied premises must …

Overview The Sanitary Sewer Consent Decree Program is a long-term effort to improve Baltimore City’s sewer system and reduce sewer overflows. The program helps protect our waterways, public health, …

Code Enforcement DivisionDHCD's Code Enforcement Division makes sure buildings, homes, and neighborhoods in Baltimore City are safe by enforcing building and fire codes. Their work helps keep …

OverviewThe Clean Drain Campaign is an initiative from the Baltimore City Department of Public Works to raise the awareness of Baltimore residents about proper disposal practices for cooking fats, oils, …