In 2024, over 10,000 gallons of paint were used to remove more than 51,000 pieces of graffiti across the city. Phoenix has a ...

After a home improvement project, it's common to see those dreaded paint stains on your hardwood floors. Thankfully, you can ...

In 2024, the Neighborhood Services Department’s “Graffiti Busters” program used more than 9,900 gallons of paint and painted over more than 48,500 graffiti sites across Phoenix, the city ...

Sheboygan neighborhoods, including the homes of Justin and Amanda Meise, were vandalized with graffiti. Residents and police ...

Transport for London (TfL) says it is removing about 4,000 pieces of graffiti per day on the Central and Bakerloo Tube lines. It says it is dealing with a huge increase in vandalism on the trains as ...

If you’re unsure of whether you should remove or paint over any graffiti, you can call the city’s Code Compliance Division at 916-808-3951. What should you do if you see vandals in action?

The tools that removal teams use depend on the type of graffiti and surface it’s on, but they typically use either a sandblaster to knock off tags or cover them up with the paint. For years, the ...

The team employs a host of tactics to remove the 'tags' from around the city: spray paint, paint rollers, sandblasters, and even an environmentally safe cleaner. The number of graffiti cleanups ...

Miami denies time extension for owners to remove graffiti on downtown building Miami Commissioner Joe Carollo held a news conference Tuesday asking the owners to paint over the artwork before the ...

Using aerial drones to spray paint over graffiti along state highways is “very effective,” according to a new report from Washington’s Department of Transportation.

In 2024, over 10,000 gallons of paint were used to remove more than 51,000 pieces of graffiti across the city. Phoenix has a graffiti-buster program where people and businesses can learn how to ...

Department of Public Works teams work throughout town to remove graffiti from city-owned property and public rights-of-way, prioritizing 311 reports but also proactively hitting problem spots.