The public health officials and municipal engineers that tried to clean up the city and its public health dangers were called:

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The term "sanitary reformers" refers specifically to the public health officials and municipal engineers who worked to improve the cleanliness and safety of cities during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They implemented modern sanitation practices such as waste removal and sewage treatment, which greatly improved public health and reduced the spread of disease.

The Public Health Officials and Municipal Engineers That Tried to Clean