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Washington D.C. balances graffiti removal with preservation efforts using $550,000 annually.
Washington D.C. faces ongoing challenges with graffiti, balancing removal efforts with the appreciation of urban art.
The Department of Public Works (DPW) allocates $550,000 annually for removal, employing three teams to combat tags and protest slogans.
While graffiti can be seen as vandalism, some view it as a creative expression, evident in city-sponsored murals.
Efforts to preserve graffiti history, such as the 14th Street Graffiti Museum, have met with mixed success.
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Washington D.C. equilibra la eliminación de grafitis con los esfuerzos de preservación utilizando $550,000 al año.