Yard Waste Collection Set for Weeks of April 9 – 13 and April 16 – 20

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
Leaf and Yard Waste Collection
April 9 – 13, 2018
April 16 – 20, 2018

The City of Whitewater ~ Department of Public Works will conduct a leaf and yard waste collection the week of Monday, April 9 – Friday, April 13, 2018, and Monday, April 16 – Friday, April 20, 2018. Please place your bagged yard waste on the curb by Monday, April 9.

Yard waste must be bagged in the Bio-Bags given out in the fall by the City, or clear, transparent bags only. Yard waste will not be collected if not bagged properly or placed in nontransparent or black bags. In addition, the City does not have free bags for residents at this time of year.

Brush will not be collected as part of the yard waste collection. Brush is chipped as a service to all City residents every Tuesday throughout the year. Residents requesting brush collection may call 473- 0560 (before 7 a.m.) on the Tuesday morning you wish your brush to be chipped. Chipping is done free of charge for the first 10 minutes. After that a fee of $30.00 is charged to the homeowner for each additional 10 minutes.

NOTICE: It is against City ordinance to deposit any yard waste debris on City streets or right of ways other than City of Whitewater designated days.

If you have any questions, please call the Streets/Parks Department at 473-0560.

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