While curbside composting programs have existed in New York City for the last decade, none have ever served more than approximately 40 percent of the city. After highlighting the program in his State of the City address last week, Mayor Adams laid out details, over the coming 20 months, for weekly collection of compostable material that will become an automatic, guaranteed, free, year-round service for every single resident across all five boroughs. NEW YORK – New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Department of Sanitation (DSNY) Commissioner Jessica Tisch today announced a roadmap to implement the nation's largest composting program, a long-delayed win for cleanliness and sustainability. Queens Residents - Who Proved Curbside Program to Be Successful, Scalable Model – to Receive Free NYC Compost This Spring
City Also Announces Completion of Installation of 250 Smart Composting Bins with Additional 150 on the Way
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