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Fall is in the Air!
Which also means LEAF COLLECTION starts back up.
Starting October 16, 2023 and ending January 12, 2024
LEAVES MAY BE PLACED IN THE CITY STREET FOR COLLECTION AS OF OCTOBER 16th.
For most areas leaves in the street will be collected the day after your normal trash pickup day. Those areas with trash pickup on Friday will have their leaves picked up on Mondays during the scheduled collection period. Many areas where street sweeping occurs overnight will have their leaves collected on the street sweeping schedule. Leaf piles in alleys will be collected at the end of leaf collection season in January. For clarification, please contact our office.
Leaf Collection Guidelines
• Put out leaf piles one day prior to your designated collection day only.
• Keep Leaf piles no larger than 3 feet wide by 3 feet tall.
• Do not place leaf piles near catch basins or within the gutter pan.
• Provide a clear space of 3 feet on either end of leaf piles.
• Do not bag or tarp piles as they cannot be collected.
• Do not place limbs, sod, concrete, trash, or other foreign materials (including dog waste) in leaf piles as they cannot be collected.
• Leaf Piles left in roadways, in the gutter pan, or on catch basins can cause flooding when it rains.
After January 12, 2024 regular yard waste collection rules apply. All leaves must be placed in privately owned 35 gallon or less plastic yard waste containers. Yard waste containers are picked up on the regular weekly collection schedule. Only loose leaves/yard waste material (i.e. grass clippings) can be placed inside the containers.
*No plastic or paper bags can be used.
If using a contractor to gather leaves, Public Works request that the contractor is used for removal.
Questions? Call Public Works at 736-7025.
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