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To limit the spread of the COVID-19 virus, we encourage residents to continue to use our Digital Services when possible. We recommend viewing common answers and services on our website before calling our department directly.
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Household Trash Overflow Collection
During the week of July 5-9, 2022, Green Bay residents may place up to four 32-gallon plastic bags of overflow household trash next to the City-issued trash cart (if the cart is full) for free curbside collection. Read on... -
Temporary Closure of South Taylor Street from Ninth Street to Seventh Street for Bridge Replacement
The Green Bay Public Works Department is announcing the temporary closure of South Taylor Street for bridge replacement between Ninth Street and Seventh Street starting Monday, June 13. Closure is scheduled to remain in place through Friday, August 26. Read on... -
Yard Waste @ Curb - DPW Enforcing Violations/Invoicing for Collection
The 2022 spring curbside yard waste collection program officially ended on May 13. If residents place yard waste at the curb after May 13, they will be invoiced for collection. Read on...
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Garbage
View useful information pertaining to Garbage Collection in Green Bay.
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Recycling
Recycling is mandatory in the State of Wisconsin.
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Yard Waste & Brush
Find out about Yard Waste and Brush collection by the Public Works Department.
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No Mow May
No Mow May, in cooperation with the City of De Pere, allows residents to sign up for helping the pollinators in the month of May by not cutting their lawns.
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Street & Sign Maintenance
The Street Section is responsible for the maintenance of 415.88 miles of local streets, 142.00 miles of primary streets and 22.73 miles of alleys.
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Parking
The Parking Division provides parking spaces for daily/hourly parkers at downtown ramps as well as short-term parking for shoppers and visitors to the downtown area.
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Engineering
The Engineering Division is responsible for designing, inspecting and supervising the construction of various public works projects.
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Sidewalks
Side Walks
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Stormwater Management
When it rains or snows, the amount of water that is absorbed back into the environment varies largely on whether the land is paved or natural. Rain and snow on natural or undeveloped land gradually infiltrates into the soil, replenishing groundwater supplies and slowly discharging excess runoff to local creeks.
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Green Stormwater Infrastructure Initiatives
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FAQs
Find answers to common questions regarding Public Works.
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Digital Services
Online services offered by the Department of Public Works during the COVID-19 situation.