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Streets Division collection crews completed the spring yard waste collection rounds.
Residents should not place yard waste to the curb at this time.
What should you do with yard waste now that curbside pickup is over?
Rather than placing yard waste to the curb, residents should bring the material to one of the Streets Division drop-off sites. Residents may also want to try composting or mulching grass clippings into their lawn.
Drop-off Site Information
The drop-off sites for yard waste are located at 1501 W. Badger Rd, 4602 Sycamore Ave, and 402 South Point Rd.
The current drop-off sites hour are as follows:
The above hours will be in effect until December 4, 2021.
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When you come to the drop-off sites, be prepared to encounter lines to entry, particularly during peak usage times (which tend to be Saturday and Monday).
The number of individuals allowed into the dumping area remains limited to help with the overall safety of the sites.
When will curbside yard waste collection start again?
The start of the fall curbside yard waste collection period is weather dependent and will be announced when that date is known.
Additional Information
Additional information about yard waste, including the difference between yard waste and brush, can be found on the Streets Division's website.
Contacts
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Streets Division, Yard Waste, Leaves
Residents should not place yard waste to the curb at this time.
What should you do with yard waste now that curbside pickup is over?
Rather than placing yard waste to the curb, residents should bring the material to one of the Streets Division drop-off sites. Residents may also want to try composting or mulching grass clippings into their lawn.
Drop-off Site Information
The drop-off sites for yard waste are located at 1501 W. Badger Rd, 4602 Sycamore Ave, and 402 South Point Rd.
The current drop-off sites hour are as follows:
- Monday: 7:30am to 2:45pm
- Tuesday: 7:30am to 7:00pm
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursday: 7:30am to 7:00pm
- Friday: 7:30am to 2:45pm
- Saturday: 9:00am to 4:00pm
The above hours will be in effect until December 4, 2021.
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When you come to the drop-off sites, be prepared to encounter lines to entry, particularly during peak usage times (which tend to be Saturday and Monday).
The number of individuals allowed into the dumping area remains limited to help with the overall safety of the sites.
When will curbside yard waste collection start again?
The start of the fall curbside yard waste collection period is weather dependent and will be announced when that date is known.
Additional Information
Additional information about yard waste, including the difference between yard waste and brush, can be found on the Streets Division's website.
Contacts
- Bryan Johnson, 608-267-2626, streets@cityofmadison.com
Tags:
Streets Division, Yard Waste, Leaves
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