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It is important to rake and remove fallen leaves in the right way. When leaves are left on sidewalks it creates accessibility barriers and safety hazards. If leaves end up in storm drains it can create a blockage and cause flooding.
To help residents remove fallen leaves, we offer a leaf collection program from October to December each year. This program includes multiple services, such as leaf drop-off sites and curbside collection.
Did you rake leaves this year? Or are you planning to?
We’d like to know more about your views on the current leaf collection program. Tell us whether you are aware of your many options for removing leaves, which options you used, and how well those are working for you. We want to know how we can improve our customer service and our communications about leaf collection. Your feedback will help inform our leaf collection program delivery in the future.
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It is important to rake and remove fallen leaves in the right way. When leaves are left on sidewalks it creates accessibility barriers and safety hazards. If leaves end up in storm drains it can create a blockage and cause flooding.
To help residents remove fallen leaves, we offer a leaf collection program from October to December each year. This program includes multiple services, such as leaf drop-off sites and curbside collection.
Did you rake leaves this year? Or are you planning to?
We’d like to know more about your views on the current leaf collection program. Tell us whether you are aware of your many options for removing leaves, which options you used, and how well those are working for you. We want to know how we can improve our customer service and our communications about leaf collection. Your feedback will help inform our leaf collection program delivery in the future.
Please click the Subscribe button at the top of this page subscribe to get updates on this project.
Thank you for sharing your feedback on our 2021 leaf collection program. It will take 7-10 minutes to answer this survey. Your responses will help us inform our program delivery in the future. Closes Dec 19, 2021.