QUESTION
How does the Department of Sanitation ensure efficient street sweeping operations and assess cleanliness standards?
1:45:20
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Commissioner Jessica Tisch explains how the Department of Sanitation manages street sweeping operations and evaluates cleanliness.
- The department uses daily street cleaning assignments based on regulations and schedules
- Field staff analyze data to evaluate routing efficiency, and supervisors survey areas
- A major challenge is vehicles that do not move for alternate side parking
- The department supports state legislation for automated ticketing on street sweepers
- Cleanliness assessments involve surveying areas after sweeping operations
- Technology like GPS is utilized to monitor street sweeper routes and cleanliness standards
Shaun Abreu
1:45:20
How does the SNY ensure that the budget for free sweeping operations is used efficiently to maximize cleanliness and sanitation standards?
Jessica Tisch
1:45:29
So our street cleaning operations, we use daily assignments based on street cleaning regulations, service schedules.
1:45:38
Field personnel in conjunction with our routing unit, evaluate routing efficiency by analyzing data from our internal reporting application, and field supervisors are also required to survey ASP segments to ensure cleanliness standards are met.
1:45:54
But hands down the single biggest challenge that we have with our street sweeping operations, our cars that regularly fail to move for alternate side.
1:46:03
Parking in this council can help us very much in addressing that by sending up to Albany home message that will support our is it called a home message?
Justin L. Brannan
1:46:15
A home
Jessica Tisch
1:46:15
home role
Shaun Abreu
1:46:16
that Home message works.
Jessica Tisch
1:46:17
Home rule that will support our proposed state legislation to change the VTL law to allow us to put automated ticketing systems on our sweepers.