DC Payment for Folding Containers on Highways

Department of Public Works

To Pay by Check/Money Order Payments via check or money order should be made payable to the "DC Treasurer” and mailed to: Department of Public Works, Attention: SWCD – Container Check

DC''s Bottle Bill Works for Us

DC''s bottle bill creates more green jobs for District residents Bottle bills create jobs for "canners” who collect recyclable containers and redeem them for deposit money. Some

Councilmembers Announce D.C.''s Bottle Bill

Eleven councilmembers introduce bill requiring deposits on beverage containers, proven to drastically reduce litter in streets, parks and rivers.

Portable Storage Permit Requirements In DC

Portable Storage Container Permits and Requirements Storage Permit Requirements for Washington, DC, Arlington, Alexandria County, Fairfax

Department of Public Works

To Pay by Check/Money Order Payments via check or money order should be made payable to the "DC Treasurer” and mailed to: Department of Public Works, Attention: SWCD –

How Our Bottle Bill Will Work and Benefit DC

How a Bottle Bill Will Work for the District Download the 3RC Fact Sheet here Bottle Bill Basics: Customers pay a 10-cent refundable deposit when they buy a beverage container. The deposit

Portable Storage Permit Requirements In DC | Storage Permits

Portable Storage Container Permits and Requirements Storage Permit Requirements for Washington, DC, Arlington, Alexandria County, Fairfax County, Montgomery County & Prince

DOB/DLCP Online Payment Portal

To pay fees or fines owed to DOB/DLCP, please follow these steps: Enter the number of the Notice of Infraction (NOI), Special Assessment, Vacant Registration, Surveyors Request,

Frequently Asked Questions on Permits | ddot

The District Department of Transportation has management and oversight responsibility for the use and occupancy of the public space. When do I need a public space

Transportation Online Permitting System | octo

This online system enables home owners, tenants, and businesses alike to apply for the specific type of public space occupancy, construction, excavation, annual or rental permit

REQUIREMENTS FOR COMPANY

At least 72 hours prior to the placement of mobile storage containers on the public right-of-way, the person renting such containers shall submit to the Director of the District of

Councilmembers Announce D.C.''s Bottle Bill

Eleven councilmembers introduce bill requiring deposits on beverage containers, proven to drastically reduce litter in streets, parks and rivers.

MOVING CONTAINERS IN PUBLIC SPACE

Yes, in most areas of the District - public space includes the front yards or side yards between the building and the street. Placement of a moving container in an alley also

Frequently Asked Questions on Permits | ddot

When Do I Need A Public Space Permit?Where Do I Go to Get A Permit?How Much Does A Permit Cost?What Happens If I Don''t Get A Permit?What If I Get A Contractor to Do My Work? Who''s Responsible then?If you do not obtain a permit for occupying and working in the public space, you could be shut down and/or fined. Fines start at $300.00.See more on ddot.dc.gov3rcfordc

How Our Bottle Bill Will Work and Benefit DC

How a Bottle Bill Will Work for the District Download the 3RC Fact Sheet here Bottle Bill Basics: Customers pay a 10-cent refundable deposit when they buy a beverage container. The deposit is refunded when a container is