This map shows each closed work order for trash in the right-of-way (ROW) to be picked up plotted as an individual point. 

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Use the search bar to look for specific addresses and where trash has been picked up near by. Note that exact addresses have been anonymized.

This map shows the total count of closed trash in the right-of-way work orders by neighborhood. 

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This map shows the total count of closed trash in the right-of-way work orders by City Council district. 

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Trash work orders fall under the Community Enhancement category of work orders and are handled by the community enhancement crew with assistance from the streets crew for large cleanups. Trash in the Right of Way is the most frequent service request and work order within the Community Enhancement Category.

The Clean City Initiative advances new and existing programs to reduce trash accumulation and illegal dumping across the  City. The initiative is a collaborative effort between the City Manager's Office, Public Works Department, Stockton Police Department, Republic Services, Waste Management and community volunteers.

Public Works staff is seeking volunteers to pick up litter and complete organized civic beautification projects. Events are scheduled twice a month within each City Council District.  

Sign-up today with the Clean City Initiative Volunteer Form. 

The City's garbage service providers, Republic Services and Waste Management, will hold recycling collection events in each City Council District each year.

The Police and Public Works Departments partnered to complete a homeless encampment cleanup