Baltimore recycling

Route workers are reliant are personal cell phones in most emergencies.

The pause and training are a direct result of Ronald Silver II’s death, a solid waste worker who died on Friday while reportedly showing signs of heat stress.

“You don't have to guess which week to put it out anymore.”

The Department of Public Works is almost up to speed on its challenges with delayed trucks, staffing vacancies, and route changes.

“The earliest date we can resume weekly recycling for the entire city, would be at the end of February,” said Richard Luna, the interim director of the Department of Public Works.

After 9 months at the helm of Baltimore's City's DPW, Jason Mitchell talks about how he's managing one of the city's toughest jobs.

More than half of DPW's pickup crew workers called out on a single day

Once it goes in the bin, where does it go from there?

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Mayor Brandon Scott announced Wednesday Baltimore City recycling curbside pickup services will resume next week, ending a six-month suspension first…