🗑️🧟‍♂️Our waterways don’t need a fright – pick up your trash tonight! Trash creeps into storm drains and pollutes our waterways. Picking up litter keeps our streets and rivers clean.

🧪🧙‍♀️Storm drains aren’t for potions! Dumping any material — even seemingly harmless liquids — down storm drains is illegal and can cast a spell of pollution on our rivers and streams. Remember: Only rain goes down the drain!

💩💀 Pet waste on the sidewalk — the horror! Picking up after your pet helps keep our rivers clean and prevents frightful bacteria from entering storm drains.

🍂👻 Don’t let leaves haunt our storm drains! Rake up leaves and dispose as yard waste before they turn into a stormwater nightmare. Leaves left on pavement can create a frightening mess — when it rains, they wash into storm drains and pollute our rivers.

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🚗🧹It’s spooky season, but your car won’t move itself for street cleaning. Moving your car on sweeping day helps our sweepers reach the curb and banish the dirt, leaves, and litter lurking on our streets. Clean curbs mean cleaner stormwater and that’s nothing to be afraid of!

Be kind — don't leave poop behind! Regularly scooping your dog's poop from public areas and your backyard prevents the poop from washing into our waterways when it rains.

When it comes to salt, a little goes a long way! Rock salt (sodium chloride) is particularly harmful to plants and wildlife and should be avoided. Likewise, don’t use sand, which can actually make ice more slippery and clogs storm drains.

Did you know that leaves in the street can cause flooding and too many leaves in our waterways creates pollution? Check out these simple tips to be a Leaf Hero and help keep leaves off the street and out of storm drains! 🍂

Did you know that leaves in the street can cause flooding and too many leaves in our waterways creates pollution? Check out these simple tips to keep leaves off the street and out of storm drains!

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Use less fertilizer, and if you need it — opt for Phosphorus free! For more info visit https://t.co/1cwq1mJ3hZ

Use less fertilizer, and if you need it — opt for Phosphorus free! For more info visit https://t.co/1cwq1mJ3hZ

Happy Arbor Day! Learn about a few of the Forestry staff’s favorite trees with this interactive Story Map. https://t.co/ffKgeRlX4b

Be kind — don't leave poop behind! Regularly scooping your dog's poop from public areas and your backyard prevents the poop from washing into our waterways when it rains. For more info visit https://t.co/1cwq1mJ3hZ

The City of Cambridge is partnering with the Great American Rain Barrel Program to provide discount rain barrels for Cambridge residents. Barrels are offered at $89. Reduce stormwater run off and improve water quality. Get started here ⬇️ https://t.co/TKMQTeY3j2

Beginning tomorrow, Wednesday February 28 the City's contractor P. Gioioso & Sons will be performing water main work requiring partial closures of Magazine, Green, and Franklin Streets. Read a detailed description of the expected impacts: https://t.co/PnLJKxyzaZ

Stay updated on Red Line service suspensions, shuttle bus availability, and more at https://t.co/ZyUiyuWSFc.

The @MBTA's work on track infrastructure aims to increase train speeds, improve safety, and reduce disruptions to provide more reliable service. Learn more at https://t.co/I80QGGxdrV.

Due to tomorrow's forecasted snow, collection of Trash, Recycle, and Compost is canceled on 2/13. Collection is delayed one day for the remainder of this week. The Recycling Center will also be closed on 2/13. For more information visit the snow center

Account for longer commutes during the partial Red Line closure – whether you're driving, taking the shuttle or bus, or riding the train where service remains operational. Traffic is expected to be most challenging in the morning and early evening.