Update: City Manager issues a Pause, but for how long?
We thank City Manager Bizor Tolbert for pausing the January 19, 2026 rollout. However, the timeline nor scope of work is clear. We must push forward together, demanding from the City transparency of data and collaboration throughout this process.
Update: We need visitors and speakers for the 10/22/25 City Council Meeting at 9:00 AM.
Following Event: Tuesday, October 28, 2025, 6:30 PM–8:00 PM at Fretz Recreation Center, 6950 Beltline Road.
KEEP ALLEY TRASH
Empowering local action to preserve alley trash service.
Join thousands of Dallas residents fighting to maintain alley trash collection services. Our neighborhoods were designed for alley service - let's keep it that way.
CRISIS: City of Dallas IS Ending Alley Trash Collection
City of Dallas has decided to end alleyway trash pickups for 30,000+ customers, forcing families to haul garbage bins to the street. This affects neighborhoods designed specifically for alley collections.
Residents Rising for Our Communities
Community Connection
Connect with neighbors to organize ALLEY cleanup events and share important updates about your neighborhood. Focused specifically on maintaining clean, safe alleyways.
Cleanup Coordination
Plan and coordinate alley cleanup events with your community to maintain a clean environment.
Learn MoreSmart Suggestions
Submit and vote on suggestions to improve your neighborhood's cleanliness and safety. Email Templates to your Councilmember.
Contact Council MembersCouncil Report Card
Track how your council member has voted on alley collection issues and hold them accountable for their decisions.
View Report CardPhase 2: Spread the Word
We spoke up at City Council, but the City hasn't clearly responded to our concerns. Now we need visible community support - yard signs in every neighborhood to show the City that residents DO care about keeping alley collection!
Ready to spread awareness and save alley collection?
Join thousands of Dallas residents in Phase 2 of our fight. We spoke up - now let's show visible support with yard signs across every neighborhood!
📋 Phase 2: Get Your Yard Sign - Show Visible Support!
WE SPOKE UP: Great turnout at the September 10th meeting, but the City hasn't clearly heard us. Time for visible neighborhood support - yard signs to show the City that residents DO care!
- Request your yard sign
- Connect with neighborhood captains
- Show visible community support
- Keep contacting council members
- Track council responses
- Spread awareness
Visible Support Matters
Show the City that residents DO care with yard signs across every neighborhood.