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NYC Department of Environmental Protection (NYC DEP)
Environmental Services
Flushing, NY 41,843 followers
A municipal water utility organization. Recruiting talent. Paving the way for success. Building a sustainable future.
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The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is a city agency of nearly 6,000 employees whose primary responsibility is to manage the city’s water supply. DEP distributes more than one billion gallons of clean drinking water each day to nine million New Yorkers and treats over a billion gallons of wastewater daily at fourteen treatment facilities within the five boroughs. As the city agency responsible for New York City’s environment, DEP also regulates air quality, hazardous waste, and noise pollution. Visit www.nyc.gov/dep/careers to explore our career opportunities!
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- 5,001-10,000 employees
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- Flushing, NY
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There was a great turnout for the City as Living Laboratory (CALL) Corona Plaza's recent tabling event! DEP attended and shared information on the Corona Cloudburst Hub, one of the City’s growing number of neighborhood-scale stormwater flood resiliency projects. Alongside several community organizations, including CommonPoint and Guardians of Flushing Bay, DEP and CALL celebrated the release of artist Emilio Martínez Poppe's Estamos en el Agua. This is a community artwork project created as part of CALL’s Water//Ways Cloudburst Initiative. It recounts the stories of Queens residents, bringing together historical maps and practical tools to confront the growing reality of Cloudbursts- sudden, intense rainstorms that lead to flooding. Learn more about the Cloudburst project here: https://on.nyc.gov/4frzcoe and check out the City of Water Day event on July 25th! Details here: https://on.nyc.gov/4bFGOSP 📸Photos by Rebecca Lucher, CALL / City as Living Laboratory #NYCWater
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With potentially heavy rainfall in the forecast later today, our crews are out clearing catch basins across the city to keep things flowing during the storm, but you can help too! Remove trash and debris or report clogged catch basins to NYC311: https://on.nyc.gov/2J74we4 #NYCWater
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Trash and debris can prevent street catch basins from doing the important work of diverting water during heavy rainfall. To keep things flowing, remove debris or report clogged catch basins to NYC311: https://on.nyc.gov/2J74we4 #NYCWater
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🤝 When city agencies work together, NYC wins! Today, alongside officers from the NYC Department of Sanitation (DSNY), DEP Environmental Police Investigator Murphy and Officer Terminelle received commendations for their efforts in a joint agency operation to curb illegal dumping. #NYCWater
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🌎 Fans from around the world. One winning hydration strategy. Sip the NYC DRIP!🚰 #NYCWater
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⚽️ The world's biggest tournament deserves the world's BEST hydration. Make NYC tap water your MVP by filling up a reusable bottle before kickoff.🚰 #NYCWater
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⚽️ Hey soccer fans! If you want to hydrate like a local, skip 👎 the single-use plastics and fill up your reusable bottle with delicious NYC tap water! Save money 💰, reduce waste 🗑️, and stay hydrated🚰 during the games! #NYCWater
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👋Meet Sheila Flaherty, Assistant Engineer on the Port Richmond sludge boat! We are spotlighting the dedicated staff who protect the city’s water supply, maintain critical infrastructure, and safeguard public health every day. Follow along as we highlight the DEP professionals working 24/7/365 to serve more than 9 million NYers. 💧 Learn what it takes to keep the water flowing 👷 Meet the people behind the work 🌎 Discover careers that make a real impact #NYToughest💪 #NYCWater #NYCDEP #PublicService #WaterWorks #CareersInAction #NYCJobs