From the City of Westerville

The 2022 Leaf Collection Program in the city of Westerville will run October 17 through December 23.

In keeping with the past three seasons there will be no required set out date.  A crew will be assigned to a specific zone and will cycle through the zone for the duration of the program.

Crews will continue to circle the route, collecting leaves in their zone on a continual cycle.  Each resident is expected to receive at least four rounds of leaf collection during the program, with collections generally two to three weeks apart during times when leaf collection may be heavy.

As part of the program, routing information is available showing the projected collection route, which will be updated daily to show streets completed.  Residents will be able to see where their street falls along the route in comparison with where the crews start each morning.

DAILY ROUTE UPDATESZone 1  Zone 2  Zone 3  Zone 4

BEST PRACTICES

During the leaf collection program, we ask that you have all of your leaves raked to the tree lawn (in between the sidewalk and the street), but not in the street.  So that we can efficiently and economically remove these leaves, we ask that these leaves be free of large sticks, twigs and any trash or debris that could cause damage to our leaf collection equipment and injuries to our personnel. Also, to prevent non-collection, we ask that vehicles not be parked in front of, or close to, leaves during the above collection weeks. Any obstructions, such as basketball hoops, should be removed from the right-of-way as these present a safety issue and can hinder collection.

All yard waste will continue to be collected each Monday as part of our Yard Waste Collection program. Should you not want to wait until your appointed week to discard your leaves, you can place your leaves with your other yard waste for the normal Monday yard waste collection. Make sure that your leaves are either placed in a paper, biodegradable bag or your yard waste container to ensure collection.

With your assistance, we will be able to provide an effective and high-quality leaf collection program. Should you have any questions or comments relative to this service, please contact the Public Service Department.

Dept. of Public Service
370 Park Meadow Rd.
(614) 901-6740
[email protected]


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