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Jason Mitchell announces he will resign as Baltimore DPW director

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Two Baltimore City Councilmen are again renewing calls for weekly recycling to start back up.Isaac Yitzy Schleifer has been one of the more vocal leaders behind the effort. He's joined by District 1 Councilman Zeke Cohen. The two sent a letter to Department of Public Works Director Jason W. Mitchell, demanding the weekly program be restarted within eight-weeks.

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Councilmembers call on Baltimore DPW head to resign if weekly recycling pickup doesn't resume

In an Independent Recycling Report released Jan. 6, DPW said it is still struggling with staffing shortages and difficulty acquiring equipment.

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Jason Mitchell announces he will resign as Baltimore DPW director

Baltimore Public Works Director Jason Mitchell announces his resignation.

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WBAL

Jason Mitchell resigns as Baltimore DPW director

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Jason Mitchell resigns as Baltimore DPW director

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WMAR

Baltimore DPW Director resigns amid pressure to restore weekly recycling

On Monday the two sent a letter to Department of Public Works Director Jason W. Mitchell, demanding the weekly program be restarted in eight-weeks.

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Baltimore councilmembers call for weekly recycling pickup to resume

Recycling and trash bins line a Baltimore alleyway. Photo courtesy of Department of Public Works. Two Baltimore City Council members have a message for the city’s public works director: resume full weekly recycling pickup in the next eight weeks or resign. Councilmembers Zeke Cohen and Isaac Yitzy Schleifer on Monday sent a letter to Department of Public Works Director Jason Mitchell, highlighting residents’ frustration with biweekly recycling …

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