Paul Martinkaīut over the last several months, DSNY started picking up more trash on the midnight to 8 a.m. The only exception to the garbage time change would be if the trash is stored in a can or bin. She had a private meeting with members of the Real Estate Board of New York Wednesday afternoon to go over the plan. Goodman also said the idea came straight from the top – Mayor Eric Adams and DSNY Commissioner Jessica Tisch – and Tisch has been busy pitching the idea to the business community. “Clean streets are essential to the City’s recovery, and between these changes and our five-borough containerization pilot, we’re lathering up to shave New York’s 5:00 shadow of trash bags,” said Goodman.

A public comment period would then follow ahead of the final greenlight. The rule change itself could take up to six months as the approval process requires DSNY to submit draft regulations to the City Record. in order to solve New York City’s rat problem. The Department of Sanitation is planning to require businesses and buildings to put out their trash bags starting at 8 p.m. set-out time for trash bags without a container requirement is the earliest deadline compared to other major cities’ requirements – including Boston, Philadelphia and Los Angeles. In light of the later time for garbage to be put out, the DSNY will be having more garbage picked up on the midnight shift, sources said. Well soon, we’re going to try to shut the club down,” DSNY spokesman Joshua Goodman told The Post. “New Yorkers put millions of pounds of trash and recycling on the street starting at 4 PM – right as the evening rush is getting underway – and then it stays out, serving as a nightclub for rats and other pests, until it’s collected. The only exception will be trash that is stored in a can or bin, which will be allowed to be put out at 6 p.m., under the proposed rules. which is four hours later than the current 4 p.m. The DSNY is planning to require that refuse bags be put out on sidewalks starting at 8 p.m. The Department of Sanitation wants buildings and businesses to put their garbage bags out later in the evening as part of an effort to trash the city’s rat problem, The Post has learned. NYC cracks down on lazy dog walkers: ‘There is no poop fairy’ NYC budget includes funding for rat proof trash cans posts cringey PSA about alternate side parking Fleeing families will leave New York without a future

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