Public Works News Filter By Department 22-CityView Animal Commission Assessing Auditing Budget Cambridge Arts Cambridge Fire Cambridge Police Cambridge Public Library City Clerk's Office City Council City Manager's Office Commission for Persons with Disabilities Community Development Community Preservation Act Consumers' Council Domestic and Gender Based Violence Prevention Initiative Election Commission Electrical Emergency Communications Equity & Inclusion Finance GIS Historical Commission Human Rights Commission Human Service Programs Information Technology Inspectional Services Law LGBTQ+ Commission License Mayor's Office Open Data Peace Commission Personnel Police Review & Advisory Board Public Works Purchasing Traffic, Parking, and Transportation Veterans Services Water Department Weights and Measures Displaying 1-10 of 419 results Household Hazardous Waste Day 10/21/2019 HHW Day is November 2 at the Field St. Lot at Danehy Park Recycling Contamination Rates Continue to Decrease 10/3/2019 Recycling Contamination Rates Continue to Decrease Indigenous People's Day Service Information 10/2/2019 In observance of the Indigenous Peoples' Day Holiday on Monday, Oct. 14, 2019, there will be no trash, recycling, or compost pickup, and no street cleaning. Bowdoin Street Sidewalk Work POSTPONED 9/24/2019 Bowdoin Street Sidewalk Work POSTPONED DPW Service Schedule for Labor Day 8/22/2019 In observance of the Labor Day Holiday on Monday, September 2, there will be no trash or recycling pickup in Cambridge and no street cleaning. Partial Roadway Enhancements 8/12/2019 Beginning Monday, August 19th, the City's contractor, EJ Paving, will be performing partial roadway grinding and paving operations to enhance road conditions on several sections of City street. Conservation Commission Vacancy 8/9/2019 Cambridge City Manager Louis A. DePasquale is seeking to fill a vacancy on the Cambridge Conservation Commission. Keep Pet Waste Out of Our Waterways and take the Canines for Clean Water Pledge 8/5/2019 Dog waste left on the ground is picked up by stormwater during rainstorms, carried into our catch basins and storm drains, and runs - untreated - into the Charles River and the Alewife Brook. Charles River Dam Road Safety Improvements will include Separated Bike Lanes, Dedicated Left Turn Lane, Enhanced Signal Timing 7/22/2019 Overnight construction taking place 7/21-8/2. Street Trees Need Your Help! 7/12/2019 Street trees need about 20 gallons of water per tree per week. 1234Next