JOINTHE FIGHT
We are one Philly, a united city—and we need to unite in our fight against litter and illegal dumping. Do your part and help us improve the quality of life for all Philadelphians.
Report a vacant lot, graffiti, abandoned auto, or overall quality of life issue by calling 311 or by using the form below.
Report a vacant lot, graffiti, abandoned auto, or overall quality of life issue by calling 311 or by using the form below.
Report a vacant lot, graffiti, abandoned auto, or overall quality of life issue by calling 311 or by using the form below.
Report a vacant lot, graffiti, abandoned auto, or overall quality of life issue by calling 311 or by using the form below.
Report a vacant lot, graffiti, abandoned auto, or overall quality of life issue by calling 311 or by using the form below.
Report a vacant lot, graffiti, abandoned auto, or overall quality of life issue by calling 311 or by using the form below.
Participate in a household hazardous waste drop off event
CLICK HERERequest a Recycling Bin
CLICK HEREKnow what items to recycle
CLICK HEREUse your Sanitation Convenience Center
CLICK HERERecycle your Christmas tree
CLICK HERETake your leaves and yard waste to a Sanitation Convenience Center to be recycled
CLICK HEREApply for the Future Track Program
The application period is currently closed. Please check back here in August 2024.
Plant a tree through Tree Philly
CLICK HEREBecome a Taking Care of Business (TCB) Ambassador
CLICK HEREBecome a Block Captain
CLICK HEREYoung Ambassadors Program - The program builds community stewards and civic leaders by empowering young Pennsylvanians to become ambassadors in their community for a shared vision of a clean and beautiful Pennsylvania. Ambassadors will train and network with industry leaders, state agencies, local media, and the Keep Pennsylvania Beautiful network to prepare them to be difference-makers in their communities by building their leadership and problem-solving skills. Applications are being accepted April 1 through June 10.
Litter Free School Zone – The Litter Free School Zone program is an opportunity to develop a school-wide stewardship ethic, and to set an example for the community. We provide a sign for posting on the school grounds.
Open Your Eyes to Litter – A series of five educational activity books for kids in grades K through 6 that cover topics including - what is considered litter, where does trash go, the history of lier, etc. They are available for downloading. We are currently revising these and all will be available in English and Spanish, and all will have a teacher’s guide that expands on the activities and topics included in the books.
CLICK HEREProvides a way for students in kindergarten through grade 6 to express their concerns about litter through art (posters), words (essays) or video. This is an annual contest that culminates with an awards ceremony at the PA State Capitol Building for the winning students.
CLICK HEREA year-round community improvement program. Registered events are eligible for free cleanup supplies such as bags, gloves, and safety vests from March 1 through May 31 and September 1 through November 30, as supplies last
CLICK HEREKPB is partnering with America250 to offer grants for stewardship projects that improve the community and engages volunteers. (open to existing America250PA partners)
CLICK HEREFor elected officials to recognize individuals or groups committed to environmental stewardship and making a difference in their communities.
CLICK HERESchedule a community meeting with a city leader (PMBC, SWEEP Officer, etc.)
Schedule a community meeting with a city leader
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Organize a group to participate in the tire roundup
CLICK HEREOrganize a Philly Spring OR Fall Cleanup project
The citywide cleanup event portal is currently closed. Please check back here in July 2024 for the Fall Cleanup event registration opening or visit phillyspringcleanup.com.
Organize a PMBC Cleanup project
Organize a PMBC Cleanup project
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