One year since the Trash Revolution began, and results are in.

Rat sightings to 311 were DOWN in 11 of the past 12 months when compared to the year prior.

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Keep in mind, rat sightings usually only go ⬆️.

Containing the trash works. Put a LID on IT!

Are you the selfish person who decided YOUR need to misuse a litter basket was more important than EVERYONE ELSE'S ability to use it properly?

How do you sleep at night?

ALL businesses are required to put their trash in bins.

See a business not following the rules?

Call 311 to call them out: on.nyc.gov/2k2tQYW

Got questions about the largest, easiest, curbside composting program ever? We've got answers!

Find an info session here: nyc.gov/curbsidecompos…. (More to come, too.)

Queens/Brooklyn residents already have service! Bronx/Staten Island/Manhattan residents get service in Oct.!

Ah, a beautiful day for a scenic drive through Brooklyn and Queens and up to the Bronx...

But wait...

Is that...

LITTER on OUR highways??

Don't worry. The #NewYorksStrongest Highway Unit won't let litterers ruin the view. 🏎🧹

This morning, Commissioner Tisch promoted six Superintendents and five Chiefs, including the newest three-star Chief, Elden Williams, who will serve the Strongest as Chief of Human Capital.

Congratulations to all the promotees!

Today, and every day, join the Trash Revolution. #Eclipse2024

Learn more: nyc.gov/UseBins

Hey Brooklyn & Queens! Working in your garden today? Remember, all those clippings & leaves can go in your compost bin - we'll pick it up weekly on your recycling day.

Staten Island, Manhattan & the Bronx: Get ready! Your curbside composting service is coming this fall!

It's smooth sailing to clean streets now that this boat someone tried to abandon in Queens is off the road.

Along with @nypd103pct, we removed 53 derelict vehicles and issued summonses to another 22.

See a trashy, derelict vehicle? Report it here: on.nyc.gov/32szIvP

An aftershock earthquake has occurred in the NYC area. Residents are advised to remain indoors and to call 911 if injured. More info: bit.ly/3vMVLRe

LATEST: All city agencies and our partners at the state and federal level continue to monitor the aftermath of the earthquake that was felt this morning in New York City.

I held a briefing with agency officials to provide an update this afternoon. Here's what to know:

If you are in danger, please dial 911. To report non-emergency issues please call 311. Communicate your status so others know you’re okay. Text messages are more likely to go through when phone lines are busy. Check on your neighbors if safe to do so.

Please follow NYCEM - Notify NYC.

In case of an aftershock, drop to the floor, cover your head and neck, and take additional cover under a solid piece of furniture, next to an interior wall, or in a doorway.

We will be updating the public very soon with additional updates.

New York City just felt the impacts of a 4.8 magnitude earthquake with an epicenter of Lebanon, New Jersey.

Mayor Eric Adams is being briefed. While we do not have any reports of major impacts at this time, we’re still assessing the impact.

New York City just felt the impacts of a 4.8 magnitude earthquake with an epicenter of Lebanon, New Jersey.

Mayor Eric Adams is being briefed. While we do not have any reports of major impacts at this time, we’re still assessing the impact.

Bye bye rats! 👋

#NewYorksStrongest cleaned the ick that needed attention.

Remember - we've all got a part to play in keeping NYC clean: don't litter.

Clearly, our post helped the New York Yankees go 5-0.😀Now it’s time to work our magic on the New York Mets.

This is not trash talk, we refuse to believe the season will be a waste. Will the Mets finally win their first game of the season on YOUR curbside composting day? nyc.gov/curbsidecompos…

ALL businesses must put trash in bins, and now the warning period is over.

Starting today, April 1, non-compliant businesses will face a fine.

Get the trash in bins; make NYC cleaner and keep the rats away. Learn more: on.nyc.gov/3OecnYw

Big derelict trucks? We can handle ‘em.

Along with NYPD 94th Precinct in Brooklyn, we removed 14 derelict vehicles, including these monstrosities, and issued summonses to another 17.

Report a derelict vehicle here: on.nyc.gov/32szIvP