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Operation Clean Sweep
March 6 - 24, 2023
The City’s first three-week Clean Sweep of 2023 is scheduled for March 6 – 24, which will cover approximately 431 address points in the area of Henderson to Leonard streets, between Summer Street and Higdon Ferry Road
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City residents, take note: Operation Clean Sweep might soon be in your neighborhood. It is a multi-departmental effort to address code violations in target neighborhoods. The three-step program includes education, cleanup and enforcement.
Throughout the first week, 2-person teams from the city's Neighborhood Services Division will pay door-to-door visits to each of the properties in the target neighborhood. With the goal of voluntary cooperation and compliance to code requirements, they will distribute packets of educational information and explain to residents what actions they need to take with their homes and properties to become compliant.
During the second week, cleanup will begin. The Sanitation Department's CAPS (Clean, Attractive Property Service) truck will visit the neighborhood daily, collecting items placed curbside by residents. The city street sweeper will also be used. Alternative Service workers from Hot Springs District Court will augment the cleanup efforts. Residents can recognize their presence as they operate from a van marked "Litter Crew."
Beginning the third week, enforcement will follow, with Neighborhood Services inspectors revisiting the area and writing tickets to address remaining code violations. other city departments will also participate in the three-week operation. heightened police patrol will be provided and any neighborhood drug activity targeted. Fire Department personnel will address fire safety concerns identified during the sweep. Animal Services will assist with any animal issues arising from door-to-door visits and inspections.
Packets given to residents will contain helpful information on a variety of topics including code requirements, proper posting of addresses, curbside recycling, the Fire Department's free smoke detector program, and more. For more information, contact Neighborhood Services at 501-321-6653.
Helpful links
- CAPS bulky item disposal
- Earth Angel Recycling Program
- Knock Out Litter Program
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