Loose Leaf Collection will begin the week of October 15, 2018, and will end mid-January, 2019. This involves the use of a vacuum machine and trucks.

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Loose Leaf Collection will begin the week of October 15, 2018, and will end mid-January, 2019. This involves the use of a vacuum machine and trucks. Therefore, it is essential that leaves be free of rocks, trash and limbs so that the equipment is not damaged. You may continue to bag the leaves or place in a container; however, it is not required until the loose leaf pickup season is over. Loose Leaves All leaves must be raked behind the curb (not into storm drains, ditches or gutters on the street as this can cause storm sewer blockages and possible flooding). Bagged Leaves All leaves must be in CLEAR plastic bags and weigh less than 50 lbs. per bag. Bags must be left at the curb. DO NOT put in street, gutters or ditches. Make certain that no leaves are left on top of your water meter. Leaves will generally be picked up on a two or three week rotation; however, this is dependent on weather conditions and leaf accumulation. If you have any questions, contact the Public Works Department at 252-431-6115 or 252-431-6118. Also, please keep in mind that after January 18, 2019, if leaves are not bagged and are placed at the curb in loose form, there will be a $75.00 charge placed on your sanitation bill.