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Staunton: City to begin leaf collection from residents on Nov. 18

Rebecca Barnabi

staunton leaf collection To assist residents with fallen leaves, the city of Staunton is kicking off its annual leaf collection program in mid-November and will continue through early January.

Residents who would like to participate should rake their leaves to the curb or street right-of-way. Keep leaves away from gutters and remove rocks and debris for pickup. The city will not attempt to collect leaf piles containing debris as they can damage the machinery.

Crews will begin leaf collection the week of Monday, November 18, 2024, and continue as crews are available for the next few months. Leaf collection will begin in the northwestern portion of the city and move in phases around Staunton, as shown in the map below. A final, city-wide leaf collection will be scheduled in January.

Be aware that winter weather events and other priorities may take precedence. Leaf collection will not occur on city holidays, including November 28 to 29, 2024, December 24 to 25, 2024 and January 1, 2025.

Individual street schedules cannot be provided.

The city will provide the collected leaves to local farms for composting.

Any questions about the program should be directed to Staunton Public Works at 540-332-3892.

 
 

 




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