Rake leaves to within 4 feet of the curb or edge of roadway.If leaves are mixed with other materials, they will not be collected. These materials may damage the vacuum equipment, delaying leaf collection. Do not place sticks, twigs, branches, or other yard waste materials with leaves. Helpful Guidelines for Vacuum Leaf Collection Signs will assist you in placing materials in the proper location, reducing sorting time as we process materials.Įach autumn the Public Works Department conducts a Vacuum Leaf Collection Program. Signage has been placed for your safety and the safety of staff. Pay attention to signage when entering the Compost Facility.The Compost Facility is open starting the first Tuesday in April until mid-December.On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays of each week from 7:30 am until 5 pm.Residents who purchase a permit may deliver leaf waste to the compost facility. Residents Deliver Leaf Waste to Compost Facility Leaf waste collection occurs on the day after trash pickup. Christmas trees are picked up during the 2nd and 4th weeks of January. This service includes unlimited materials two times per month, April through November, and one collection in December. Waste Management, as part of the solid waste and recyclables collection program, collects leaf waste at curbside (2023-24 Leaf Waste Pick-Up Calendar (PDF)). Unlimited Curbside Collection of Leaf Waste Kraft paper bags may be used for leaf waste. Leaf waste may not be placed in plastic bags. Bags or containers that have a mix of leaf waste and trash will not be collected by Penn Waste, nor will they be accepted at the compost facility.
It includes:īecause leaf waste is a recyclable item, it may not be put in the trash or burned. Lower Paxton Township processes leaf waste into compost at its Leaf Waste Compost Facility on Conway Road.
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