Graffiti Prevention and Removal

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Through community empowerment, education, eradication, and enforcement Denver Partners Against Graffiti creates partnerships between the City, public and private property owners, and all Denver citizens to maintain clean and safe neighborhoods . . . because neighborhoods matter.

Report and Remove Graffiti

Reporting and promptly removing graffiti are the 2 best ways to help stop graffiti in Denver.

Report graffiti to public works for free removal assistance* by submitting a 311 Help Request
* For free removal assistance on your property, you must complete a removal authorization form
Report graffiti to the police to help them track graffiti vandals to more effectively stop graffiti from happening
Or remove it yourself. Get free materials to remove graffiti from your property
Get involved. Join the year-round community brush-off effort and help maintain a public space as well.