The city of Montreal has taken action to address the issue of discarded items on sidewalks following the annual moving day. In an effort to keep the streets clean and safe, extra workers have been deployed to assist with the clean-up process.
Moving day, which takes place on July 1st, is a busy time for residents of Montreal as many leases end on this date. As a result, there is often an increase in the amount of furniture and other items left on sidewalks as people move in and out of their homes.
To combat this issue, the city has allocated additional resources to clean up the discarded items. This includes deploying extra workers to collect and dispose of the items properly. The workers will also be responsible for ensuring that the sidewalks are clear and safe for pedestrians.
According to the city, this initiative is part of their ongoing efforts to maintain a clean and livable environment for all residents. They are urging citizens to dispose of their unwanted items responsibly and to not leave them on the sidewalks.
In addition to the extra workers, the city has also set up designated drop-off points for large items such as furniture and appliances. This allows residents to dispose of their items in a proper and organized manner.
The city is reminding residents that leaving items on the sidewalk is not only unsightly, but it can also pose a safety hazard for pedestrians and create unnecessary clutter in the streets. They are encouraging everyone to do their part in keeping the city clean and to follow proper disposal procedures.
Moving day is a busy and exciting time for many Montrealers, but it is important to remember to be considerate of others and the environment. With the help of the extra workers and designated drop-off points, the city is confident that they can keep the streets clean and safe for all.
