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Clean Up St. Louis

Clean Up St. Louis is an initiative of Mayor Lyda Krewson and a collaboration between the City and YOU to address blight, litter, and illegal dumping.

Clean Up St. Louis Block Blitz

A team of city departments and agencies including the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, St. Louis Fire Department, Neighborhood Improvement Specialists and various City Operations Departments will be conducting "Block Blitzes" to clean up the most challenged blocks across the city. The team will work to trim trees that are blocking street lamps, tow derelict cars, and remove debris and bulk items from alleys. The Fire Department will install smoke detectors in any house that needs one. Information about services from the City of St. Louis Department of Health, SLATE - St. Louis's Jobs Center, and other city departments will also be made available to residents. 

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Clean Up St. Louis Park Fairs

City departments, SLATE, the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department and the St. Louis Fire Department will be hosting Clean Up St. Louis resource fairs in parks across the city throughout the summer of 2018.

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What YOU Can Do to Clean Up St. Louis:

Alert the City of a Trash Issue Near You

Call the Citizen Service Bureau at 314-622-4800, tweet at @stlCSB [twitter.com], or visit the CSB website to report illegal dumping, abandoned cars or other issues in your neighborhood. 

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Organize a Block Clean Up + Bloom with Your Neighbors

Rally your neighbors for a small-scale clean up & flower planting on your block or in your neighborhood with tools from Brightside St. Louis. More info at brightsidestl.org/blitz [brightsidestl.org] or call 314-772-4646.

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Know Your Trash Bins

Have questions about what can be recycled in the city's blue bins? Don't know what to do with your old computers or paint cans? Check out these trash tips in STL Recycle's Ultimate Waste Guide.