District 28 Receives $1.5 Million for Sanitation and Cleanup Initiatives
Council Member Ty Hankerson has announced a significant investment of over $1.5 million for sanitation and cleaning efforts in District 28 of Queens. This funding aims to enhance the cleanliness and order of public spaces to benefit residents, businesses, and visitors.
Key Aspects of the Investment:
- Over $1 million is allocated for regular street sweeping services along Liberty Avenue, specifically in areas like South Richmond Hill.
- An additional $100,000 will support a Manual Litter Patrol (MLP) truck, ensuring increased cleanup efficiency.
- The truck will operate Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., offering consistent support throughout the week.
Hankerson emphasized that the street sweeping service represents a new level of sanitation support that has not been available in the area previously. He stated, “For years, residents and small businesses have been calling for stronger and more consistent cleaning along Liberty Avenue.”
He underscored the importance of delivering reliable sanitation services as a fundamental aspect of life quality, ensuring that residents see tangible improvements in government services. This initiative reflects Hankerson’s ongoing commitment to enhancing quality of life in Southeast Queens through visible and dependable city services.
For more information, you can visit District 28’s official site.
