The city of Chicago is warning residents to clean up their dibs or lose their property.
DSS crews will pick up any unclaimed items along their daily garbage collection routes, with special attention given to requests received via the City’s 311 system.
"Since last week’s storm, DSS crews have been diligently working to address snow and ice to ensure all Chicago’s streets are safe and passable for residents," said DSS Commissioner Cole Stallard. "At this time, we ask residents to please be neighborly, and pick up any personal items they may currently have on the street.
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