The program is designed to revitalize, enhance and help maintain unincorporated areas of the County. The Department of the Environment (DoE) works with organized civic and homeowners associations to provide a concentrated focus of County cleanup and maintenance services to their community over a 2-week period.

This program, which was originally established in 1986, currently provides 21 cleanup phases annually. To schedule a cleanup, your community must have a minimum of 500 single-family homes or townhomes, but not more than 1,000. If your community is scheduled for a cleanup, you will receive a flyer from your civic or homeowner association or there will be information in your local newsletter. 
 

Fall 2019 Community Cleanup Schedule

Community	Date
Woodlawn	09/16/19 - 09/26/19
Berkshire/Parkland/Sansbury Park	09/23/19 - 10/03/19
Glassmanor	09/30/19 - 10/10/19
Kingswood/Dresden Green	10/07/19 - 10/17/19
West Lanham Hills/Hanson Oaks	10/15/19 - 10/24/19*

*Holiday Schedule

Cleanup Services

The services that will be performed by DoE, Department of Permitting, Inspections and Enforcement (DPIE) and the Department of Public Works and Transportation (DPW&T) during your 2-week scheduled cleanup are as follows:

Services	Schedule	Department
Tagging of Abandoned Vehicles	Monday - Week 1	DoE
Tagging and Removal of Abandoned Vehicles	Anytime After 48 Hours	DoE
Bulky Trash Collection	Tuesday - Week 2	DoE
Storm Drain Water Quality Testing	Wednesday - Week 2	DoE
Housing Code/Zoning Ordinance Violation Survey	Thursday - Week 2	DPIE
Roadside Litter Collection	During the 2-Week Period	DPW&T
Tree Trimming Survey	During the 2-Week Period	DPW&T
Storm Drainage Maintenance	During the 2-Week Period	DPW&T

The Comprehensive Community Cleanup Fact Sheet provides additional details about the program. For more information, contact your civic or homeowners association, email Program Manager Alfred Titus-Glover, or call 301-883-7164.