Leaf collection
From October to December, we provide options for leaf pickup and collection. This will help us keep storm drains clear and prevent flooding. Brush pickup is suspended during leaf season.
2025 schedule
Leaf pickup season begins Monday, October 27 and ends on December 6. You have three options for leaf disposal.
| Option 1 | Option 2 | Option 3 |
| Curbside pickup | Drop-off | Loose leaf pickup |
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Vacuum truck route
Leaf trucks will make at least 3 rounds of pickup, following the chipper route.
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Safety tips
- Do not block catch basins or storm drains (metal grates on the street), which help prevent flooding.
- Keep leaves away from gutters and drainpipes to avoid blocking the free flow of water.
- Do not pile leaves near intersection corners. This causes sight issues for motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians.
- Do not pile leaves around mailboxes, power poles, fences, fire hydrants, basketball hoops or other obstacles.
- Do not park vehicles on or near leaves. The heat from a vehicle exhaust system could start a fire.
Prohibited debris
These items will not be collected because they may clog and damage the equipment:
- Branches, sticks, and rocks
- Grass clippings
- Ornamental grasses
- Flower potting material
- Pumpkins and gourds
Leaf composting
Composting reduces the amount of waste we have to transport to the landfill. It also reduces costs and benefits the environment. Learn how to compost at home.