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Table 10.VI.A New York City (NYC) Department of Sanitation Service Indicators
Critical Objectives Increase street and sidewalk cleanliness and the number of cleaned vacant lots. Clear snow from City streets and roadways. Collect and dispose of household and institutional refuse. Remove and process recyclable materials. Minimize the environmental impact of waste transfer stations on City neighborhoods and residents.
		Fiscal Year
		2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012
Total full-time employees (as of June 30)		9,581	9,758	9,845	9,802	9,723	9,354	8,722	8,998
	Uniformed employees	7,619	7,733	7,758	7,690	7,612	7,227	6,654	6,991
	Civilian employees	1,962	2,025	2,087	2,112	2,111	2,127	2,069	2,007

Percent of streets rated acceptably clean		91.5%	93.10%	94.30%	95.7%	95.8%	95.3	94.5%	95.5%
Annual tons disposed (thousands)		3,588.6	3,559.3	3,491.4	3,441.3	3,306.7	3,308.4	3,261.2	3,269.5
Tons per day disposed		11,882	11,786	11,561	11,433	10,986	10,991	10,385	10,826
Annual tons recycles (thousands)		2,103	1,691	1,697	1,922	1,683	1,022	1,231	N/A
Recycled tons per day		6,742	5,419	5,438	6,160	5,394	3,779	3,944	N/A
Number of chlorofluorocarbon/freon recoveries		133,050	130,863	83,654	49,043	34,327	30,482	23,008	17,270
Snow overtime ($ thousands)		$22,153	$19,007	$21,140	$6,124	$16,874	$36,717	$62,354	$7,185
N/A: Not Available Source: NYC Mayor's Management Report

Table 10.VI.A