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Report Illegal Dumping!
In March, 2022, the City Abatement team picked up over 200 tons of illegally dumped trash in Richmond.
To report illegal dumping on City streets and property, use the city's free smartphone app or call the Illegal Dumping Hot Line, (510) 965-4905, to report illegally dumped material in Richmond.
Caltrans Reporting
There are 3 ways to contact Caltrans to report illegal dumping, trash, missing or damaged fencing, or graffiti on state highways, bridges, and right-of-ways:
- Online: https://csr.dot.ca.gov/
- By phone: 510-286-6173
- By email: CALTRANS.D4CALTRANS.D4@DOT
I Heart Richmond Reports to City Council
Each month, Public Works presents to the City Council on current clean-up initiatives and abatement efforts.
- December Abatement Report (PDF), Council Agenda for 12/6/2022
- September Abatement Report (PDF), Council Agenda for 9/13/2022
- July Abatement Report (PDF), Council Agenda for 7/5/2022
- June Abatement Report (PDF), Council Agenda for 6/7/2022
- May Abatement Report (PDF), Council Agenda for 5/3/2022
- April Abatement Report (PDF), Council Agenda for 4/4/2022
- March Abatement Report (PDF), Council Agenda for 3/1/2022
- February Abatement Report (PDF), Council Agenda for 2/1/2022
- January Abatement Report (PDF), Council Agenda for 1/11/2022
Slide from the May 3rd, 2022 presentation.
Community-based organization presentations given to City Council.
- February 22, 2022: Urban Tilth presentation (PDF), Council Agenda for 2/22/2022
- May 17, 2022: I Heart Richmond Update (PDF), Council Agenda for 5/17/2022
Public Art Program in Richmond
The City of Richmond is home to over 30 works of public art. The Public Art Program emphasizes and encourages community involvement and participation in all of its activities.
These collaborations have resulted in a number of innovative ventures, including:
- A "mini-grant" program, which awarded grants to community organizations for performing and visual arts activities.
- Annual technical assistance workshops for artists which help to advance their knowledge of, and skills in, public art.
"Heritage" by Archie Held
Richmond Civic Center Plaza sculpture: Archie Held "Heritage" Materials: Bronze, Stainless Steel, Water Elements with Granite Quote Ring and Four Benches
