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 The Department of Public Works and Transportation (DPW&T) initiated the first wave of the Prince George's County Litter and Mowing Blitz on Monday, September 19, 2022. As we close out week 12 beautification efforts, our crews continue the momentum in clearing litter and debris from collector and arterial roadways, and street sweeping across all 9 Council districts. Above you will see the totals of the significant progress that has been made within the last weeks.
To stay updated with the progress of the County-wide Litter and Mowing Blitz visit our website HERE. Please remember to report all litter and illegal dumping to PGC311.com
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 DPW&T hosted the Winter Session Community Partners' Meeting with the Department of Permitting, Inspections and Enforcement (DPIE), and the Department of Environment (DOE) on December 13, 2022, from 9am-11am. This meeting shared resources to prepare Prince Georgians with the necessary tools to get through the upcoming winter season. In case you missed the Community Partners' Meeting, you can find the presentation on our website HERE.
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Winter Season Prep
DPW&T crew salt brine the primary roads throughout the County in a previous event
DPW&T's Office of Highway Maintenance (OHM) is prepped and ready to go in the event of inclement weather. Based on the level of snow operation initiated DPW&T crews and contractors are deployed to their designated snow district to begin work. You can follow all snow updates on our snow portal HERE.
PGC Transit Transformation Initiative
DPW&T's Office of Transportation launched its PGC Transit Transformation Initiative earlier this season. This initiative was launched with the goal of getting 1,000 people to take the survey and provide their feedback on our transit services. The survey will gauge how the public feels about utilizing public transportation throughout the County, and how the services can be improved to increase efficiency and timeliness. We encourage everyone to take the survey and offer their opinion, every voice matters. Insight provided by the workers, commuters, and residents of the County is invaluable as we strive to move towards a cleaner and energy efficient Prince George’s County. If you have not had the opportunity to take the survey, you can take the survey before it closes on December 30, 2022.
Click the button below to take the survey today!
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Water Street Pedestrian Bridge Closure
Public Notice: In case you missed it, the Water Street Pedestrian bridge closed September 30, 2022. Since then, DPW&T has competed a section of repairs for the Water Street Pedestrian Bridge under Route 4. We are working with the contractor and bridge manufacturer to expedite the structure replacement over the tributary. Please follow along our social media platforms @PGCountyDPWT or visit our website dpwt.mypgc.us for more updates.
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DPW&T is hiring! Please email your resume to HRDPWT@co.pg.md.us if you are interested in the above seasonal positions or apply online HERE.
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Prince George's County Department of Public Works and Transportation
9400 Peppercorn Place, Suite 300
Largo, Maryland 20774
(301) 883-5600
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