SCSSD is fully funded by:

Sanitation & Recycling

SCSSD is focused on maintaining clean neighborhoods in an environmentally responsible manner. Here are some examples:

Residential Cleaning Program

The SCSSD Residential Cleaning Program started operations in August of 2005. This is the most visible and costly SCSSD program. The Residential Cleaning Team includes six employees that visit each area of the District on average once per week, cleaning neighborhood streets and sidewalks with the goal of zero tolerance for litter. The Cleaning Team also assists neighbors with the pick-up of tree leaves during the fall season. To maximize cleaning efficiency, SCSSD uses a system of 40 cleaning sub-districts and various cleaning methods and equipment.

Dog Waste Stations

Under a pilot project in 2011, SCSSD installed and currently maintains three Dog Waste Stations located along the Hartranft Street gardens in SCSSD Community District II. With the early success of these stations, SCSSD is pursuing a City Ordinance to permanently add additional stations throughout the District.

Recycling Bin Distribution

SCSSD is proud to support City recycling efforts by distributing “single stream” recycling bins (pending availability) to SCSSD residents.

Reusable Grocery Bags

SCSSD distributes free reusable grocery bags to residents at SCSSD Community Events, such as the Annual Document Shredding Event that promotes identity theft safety and recycling.