Cleanliness committees

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The Alderwoman for Public Cleansing, accompanied with people in charge of the Cleansing service, organizes meetings in 11 districts of the City every 6 months. All the inhabitants are invited to these meetings.

These meetings are dedicated to present the tracks of reflection and action in public cleansing to the citizens, but especially to listen to the expectations and the concrete suggestions of the inhabitants.

These Cleanliness committees thus want to encircle possible problems for every district and present solutions.

Districts

• Cleanliness Committee Laeken-North
  Cité Modèle block 3 - on 1020 Brussels [plan]
• Cleanliness Committee Laeken-South
  Rue de la Comtesse de Flandre 4 - on 1020 Brussels [plan]
• Cleanliness Committee Anneessens - Flower market
  Rue de la Buanderie 1 - 1000 Brussels [plan]
• Cleanliness Committee Neder-Over-Heembeek
  Chemin du Rossignol18-20 - on 1120 Brussels [plan]
• Cleanliness Committee - Brussels-centre
  Ecole fondamentale du Canal
  Rue du Canal 57 - 1000 Brussels [plan]
• Cleanliness Committee Marolles
  Rue du Lavoir 32 - 1000 Brussels [plan]
• Cleanliness Committee Haren
  Rue Cortenbach 11 - on 1130 Brussels [plan]
• Cleanliness Committee Louise
  Rue Blanche 29 - 1000 Brussels [plan]
• Cleanliness Committee North-East quarter
  Rue Charles Quint 29 - 1000 Brussels [plan]
• Cleanliness Committee Old North quarter
  Chaussée d'Anvers 150a - 1000 Brussels [plan]
• Cleanliness Committee Pentagon-East
  Rue de la Sablonnière 30 - 1000 Brussels [plan]

Participate

Each can now also register for the next committee of his district. He will then be automatically and personally invited to the next meetings in his district.

Schedule