Public litter baskets in NYC are overflowing with trash, creating problems of cleanliness in neighborhoods. As garbage spills onto streets and sidewalks, residents express concern about litter conditions, especially in busy areas like Woodside and Staten Island. The Department of Sanitation manages around 23,000 baskets, but many are frequently filled improperly with items not permitted in public units. Some baskets suffer from vandalism, and there is a growing issue with people discarding household items next to them, challenging sanitation efforts.
The overwhelming condition of public litter baskets in various neighborhoods is raising concerns about cleanliness as overflowing trash spills onto streets and sidewalks.
In Woodside, frequently overflowing litter baskets contribute to unsightly conditions, with many residents acknowledging the presence of trash piles beside the containers.
Public litter baskets, maintained by the Department of Sanitation, are being filled improperly with household items instead of just general waste, impacting their functionality.
Despite the city’s commitment to cleanliness, many litter baskets have been found vandalized, overflowing, or improperly used, suggesting a need for better management.
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