Yard Debris / Leaf Collection

2025 Leaf Collection

Collection - Zone 1: Have leaves at the curb by November 30. Will be picked up between December 1 and December 12.

Collection - Zone 2: Have leaves at the curb by December 14 . Will be picked up between December 15th and December 31.

When to Place Leaves out: Rake or blow your leaves to your curb on the weekend prior to your ZONE’S PICKUP TIMEFRAME. If the truck is on your street as early as Monday of your Zone’s week and you miss the pickup, we cannot circle back to your property. Leaves need to be more than 10 feet away from any storm drain inlet.

Yard Debris - Additional Collections: As always, leaves can be placed out with yard debris on Mondays, unless that week is operating on a Holiday Schedule. Leaves can be placed in trash/recycling cans and or paper bags. Yard debris WILL NOT be collected if it is put out for pick up in a plastic bag or raked to curb outside of leaf collection.

Yard Debris Collection Reminders

What is Yard Debris

The Public Works Department collects Yard Debris on Mondays each week, unless the week is operating off a Holiday Schedule. Yard Debris consists of grass, weeds, brush, and tree parts.

What Isn't Yard Debris

Dirt, rocks, sod, and dog waste will not be accepted in yard waste containers. Do not co-mingle yard waste with trash. All yard debris accumulated from contracted services must be removed by the company performing the service.

Bundle & Tie for Pickup

Branches should be cut to 4 feet in length and bundled with rope/twine. Logs should be cut in lengths of no more than 2 feet and stacked between the curb and sidewalk.

Bag It Right for Pickup

Residents can place their leaves, grass, clippings, sticks, twigs, and garden clippings in a trash/recycling can no larger than 30 gallons, which must not exceed 50 lbs in weight, as well as paper bags.

How it Won't be Picked Up

Yard debris will not be collected if it is put out for pick up in a plastic bag or placed at the curb.