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If a senior citizen is not physically able to roll the garbage cart to the curb and back,
and has no other able-bodied person in the household to do this, they will be given a Senior
Citizen Hardship designation and a Sanitation employee will retrieve their garbage cart from its
storage area, empty it and return it to the storage area.
If a person is not a senior citizen but is not physically able to roll the garbage cart to the
curb and back, and has no other able-bodied person in the household to do this, they will be
given a Disability Hardship designation. In some cases, doctor certification of disability may
be required.
For information on these services, call (414) 286-CITY (2489).
Residents living in single family homes who are physically unable to clear the sidewalk in
front of their home may apply to the Sanitation Division for assistance with clearing the walk
after a snowstorm. To be eligible, residents must certify that they and all other occupants of
their home are senior citizens or handicapped and are physically unable to shovel the sidewalk.
They must certify that they were unable to obtain the services of any other individual. The
service is referred to as "hardship exception case."
The Sanitation Division will send a plow to clear a path on the sidewalk in front of the
residence only. The walk from the sidewalk to a door is not cleared. The service is provided
only when plowing operations are called, and only the public sidewalk is cleared. Driveways
and side walkways on private property are not cleared by Sanitation crews. The charges will
be included in the property tax bill.
For information on these services, call (414) 286-CITY (2489).
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