Daugavpils residents are preparing to participate in the nationwide “Lielā Talka” – Great Cleanup – on April 25th, joining other municipalities across Latvia. This year’s theme is “Roku rokā – Latvijai!” – “Hand in Hand – For Latvia!”. Individuals, educational institutions, and work collectives are all encouraged to take part.
Registration and Supplies
Those wishing to participate can register and collect special waste bags at the Daugavpils Komunālās saimniecības pārvalde (KSP) – the Daugavpils Municipal Household Management Authority – between April 22nd and April 24th. The KSP office is located at Saules iela 5a, cabinet 113.
Specific hours for registration and bag collection are as follows: April 22nd from 9:00 to 12:00 and 13:00 to 17:00; April 23rd from 9:00 to 12:00 and 13:00 to 17:00; and April 24th from 9:00 to 12:00 and 13:00 to 16:00.
Waste Collection Guidelines
The KSP emphasizes that all household waste collected during the cleanup must be placed in the bags provided by the KSP and deposited in the locations designated during registration. This is to ensure efficient waste removal and verification of the collected materials.
Participants are encouraged to utilize the Lielā Talka website to identify areas in need of cleanup and to register their chosen location on the Lielā Talka map or the Solo talkas map.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the date of Lielā Talka in Daugavpils?
Lielā Talka will take place on April 25th in Daugavpils, along with other municipalities in Latvia.
Where can I register for Lielā Talka and receive waste bags?
You can register and receive waste bags at the Daugavpils Komunālās saimniecības pārvalde (KSP) located at Saules iela 5a, cabinet 113, between April 22nd and April 24th.
Is it necessary to register even if I have already registered a cleanup location online?
Yes, according to the KSP, it is mandatory to visit the KSP in person to receive the waste bags, even if you have already registered a cleanup location on the Lielā Talka website.
As Daugavpils prepares for this nationwide cleanup initiative, will increased participation lead to a more sustained commitment to environmental responsibility throughout the year?
