Photo by Stacie Joy
As seen on Third Street between Avenue A and Avenue B this afternoon — a familiar citywide winter scene as trash bags pile up atop the snow mounds.
Per a report in THE CITY today:
"Given that the same sanitation workers who pick up trash have been clearing the foot of snow and ice that fell last Sunday, we are about one day behind on collection, and we ask for patience from New Yorkers while we catch up," Department of Sanitation spokesman Josh Goodman told THE CITY. "We are prioritizing trash and compost — the stuff that can smell — over recyclables, but we are picking up all streams, all across the city, just on a slight delay," he added.
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