DC Department of Public Works

🍂 The countdown is almost over! DPW Director Chris Rodriguez caught up with crews as they gear up for leaf collection season, beginning tomorrow, November 2. Section A residents, rake loose leaves to your collection point or tree box today. 🔍 Check your schedule at dpw.dc.gov/leaf.

🍂🏡 It’s Rake-Out Day, Section A! Make sure your leaves are at the curb or treebox today so crews can begin collecting tomorrow. Not sure if you’re in Section A? Find your section and schedule with the Leaf Tracker at dpw.dc.gov/leaf.

🍂 Only 2 days until leaf collection begins! DPW crews will start the 2026–2027 season on Monday, November 2, beginning with Section A. Section A residents, your collection week is almost here! Rake loose leaves to the curb or into your tree box by tomorrow, Sunday, November 1. 🔍 Check your collection section and schedule at dpw.dc.gov/leaf. Who’s ready for leaf season?

🎃👻 You know what’s REALLY scary? Missing your first leaf collection! Section A residents, the countdown is on! DPW’s leaf collection season begins this Monday, November 2. Make sure your loose leaves are ready by Sunday so our crews can work their magic! Not sure which section you’re in? Find your address and collection schedule at dpw.dc.gov/leaf. Don’t let leaf collection give you a fright. Happy Halloween and make sure you’re ready for leaf collection ! 🍂

Section A residents, your first leaf collection starts on Monday! Now’s the time to get ready! Rake loose leaves to the curb or into your tree box by Sunday to help DPW crews collect leaves efficiently. Reminder: If weather suspends leaf collection, DPW will continue to collect leaves as soon as possible. Please wait until crews have been out of your section for 7 days or more before submitting a 311 request for missed leaf collection. Let’s work together to keep DC’s neighborhoods clean, protect our waterways, and keep the District moving this fall!

🍂 Leaves are falling, and winter is on the way, DC! What’s happening at DPW this season? Director Chris Rodriguez has the latest in this week’s Weekly Minute with the Director! From leaf collection preparations to a fun way to get involved before winter arrives, there’s plenty to share. Tune in and get the scoop!

🍁 Our crews are ready for leaf season! DPW Motor Vehicle Operators and Sanitation Technicians are preparing equipment to collect fallen leaves across all 8 wards. With thousands of tons of leaves collected each season, this work helps keep our neighborhoods clean, protect our waterways, and prevent storm drains from becoming clogged. Leaf collection begins Monday, November 2, with Section A. Learn more at dpw.dc.gov/leaf.

From Go-Go to the monuments, DC has a whole lot of history, culture, and hometown pride. Now it’s time to put that creativity on wheels! DPW is inviting residents to submit DC-inspired names for eight snowplows, with one representing each ward. Got a clever tribute to the District? A name inspired by a local landmark? A creative nod to DC culture? We want to hear it! ❄️ Submit your name by November 10: tinyurl.com/DPW-Name-That-Pl…

🍂 DC, the countdown is on! Just 4 days until leaf collection begins. Starting Monday, our crews will begin collecting leaves in Section A. Residents, now’s the time to check your collection schedule and get ready. Find your section, take a look at the FAQs, and check collection details at dpw.dc.gov/leaf. Let’s work together to keep DC clean, safe, and green!

It's sNOw joke, DC! We need your best snowplow names. Could it be Plowabunga, Sleet Dreams, or The Blizzard of Oz? Maybe you have an even better name! DPW is looking for creative, funny, and unforgettable names for eight snowplows, one for each ward. Think you’ve got a winner? Submit your idea by November 10, and let’s see what you've come up with. 🔗 Submit your name: tinyurl.com/DPW-Name-That-Pl…

🍂❄️ Fall leaves and winter weather are on the agenda! DPW Director Chris Rodriguez met with @7NewsDC Cassie Schirm to discuss how DPW is preparing for leaf collection season and the upcoming winter weather season. From getting leaf collection crews and equipment ready to preparing our snowplows and crews for winter storms, DPW is gearing up to keep DC clean, safe, and moving! Stay connected with DPW for seasonal updates, collection schedules, and winter weather preparations.

❄️🚜 DC, let’s put some creativity on the streets! DPW’s "Name That Plow" contest is underway, and we’re inviting residents across all eight wards to help name your snowplows before winter arrives! Think you’ve got a winning name? Show off your DC pride and submit your most creative, clever, or DC-inspired idea! Submit your entry at tinyurl.com/DPW-Name-That-Pl… Check out the story from @FOX5DC: fox5dc.com/news/dc-launches-…

DPW provides two leaf collections for every eligible household. Check your schedule and make sure you’re ready. Section A, its time to rake loose leaves to the curb or into the tree box by Sunday, November 1. Visit dpw.dc.gov/leaf, download the MyDPW app, and follow DPW on social media to stay up to date.

Snowplows? Check. Eight wards? Check. Now we need YOU to bring the names! DPW’s Name Your Snowplow contest is officially OPEN! We’re looking for names that are clever, funny, full of DC pride, or inspired by what makes your neighborhood special. Submit your name here: tinyurl.com/DPW-Name-That-Pl… Tag your neighbors, get your ward involved, and let those ideas roll!

Section A, your first leaf collection starts NEXT WEEK! Starting Monday, November 2, DPW crews will be out collecting leaves in Section A. Now’s the time to check your collection schedule and get your leaves ready for pickup! Here’s how to prepare: ✅ Check your collection schedule. ✅ Rake loose leaves into your tree box or curbside area the Sunday before your scheduled collection week. ✅ Stay updated by following DPW on social media or downloading the MyDPW app. Not sure which section you’re in? Find your collection map and schedule at dpw.dc.gov/leaf.