The cost of residential parking permits is also going up — especially if you’ve got more than one vehicle.
Ward 4 candidate Janeese Lewis George’s campaign signs were taken down by the Department of Public Works last week.
Last year the D.C. Department of Public Works wrote more than 86,000 tickets, each of which carried a $45 fine.
This comes after a number of DPW vehicles have been spotted in bike lanes.
The first two rolled out on Friday morning.
There are seven separate “Pumpkin Rescue” locations on Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
D.C. has a much lower recycling rate than nearby jurisdictions, but officials are working on changing that.
“We know it’s not always a fun process but we want to make it as smooth as possible.”
It will formally be unveiled on June 2, but the new figures will start taking shape much sooner.
Residents can drop off food waste at farmer’s markets around the city.
