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Alberton clean-up operations target litter and illegal dumping

Ongoing municipal cleaning operations across Alberton are tackling litter, illegal dumping and waste collection as part of Ekurhuleni's drive to keep communities clean and service delivery on track.

Ongoing cleaning operations across Ekurhuleni communities are targeting litter, illegal dumping and other waste-related challenges.

The clean-up work includes waste collection, litter picking, bulk container services and the clearing of illegal dumping. City of Ekurhuleni residents, including those in Alberton, receive door-to-door waste collection, while litter picking takes place in central business districts.

Maintenance operations are also underway at transfer stations, where municipal teams manage mini-sites, collect waste and perform general cleaning.

Waste collection is part of the efforts by Ekurhuleni to clean the metro. Photo: CoE/X

Illegal dumping remains another focus, with teams involved in illegal dumping removal as part of the ongoing operations.

The municipality stated that the initiative focuses on taking action where it matters to keep communities clean.

The clean-up activities form part of the city’s broader message: “Together, we can keep Ekurhuleni clean and keep service delivery in action.”

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Sylvester Raraza

Journalist currently reporting for Caxton Publishers’ Johannesburg South branch, with a keen interest in stories that matter to our community: local sports, schools, business, service delivery issues, and entertainment news that are sourced within communities our publications serve in.

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