Neighborhood Cleanup

Program Guidelines

• Ensure that all materials are placed out for collection no more than 2 days prior to the designated collection date. 
• Ensure that all materials are placed out for collection no later than 6 a.m. on the designated collection date. 
• Loose materials should be contained in disposable receptacles such as cardboard boxes or large plastic bags, especially for loose leaves. 
• Only dispose of materials that are deemed acceptable for collection, as outlined in the list of Acceptable Materials provided below. 
• Property owners and/or residents should be aware that penalty fees may be imposed for violations, including oversized piles, improper disposal of materials, or placing items at the curb outside of the designated timeframe. 
• Each pick-up allows for a pile size of up to 10 cubic yards (equivalent to 10' x 7' x 4'), ensuring that materials are within the specified limits for collection.

Acceptable Materials

• Appliances such as refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers, and air conditioners should be placed away from the pile for separate collection.

• Barbecues should be placed separately and not mixed with other items for collection.

• Branches should not exceed 6 feet in length and 4 inches in diameter to ensure proper collection.

• Carpeting should be placed separately and not mixed with other items for collection.

• Computers, monitors, electronics, and televisions should be placed away from piles for separate e-waste collection.

• Furniture items like chairs, sofas, and dining tables should be placed separately for collection.

• Mattresses should be placed separately and not mixed with other items for collection.

• PVC or plastic pipes are accepted for collection, but steel pipes should not be included.

• Tires are limited to a maximum of 4 and should be placed away from the pile for separate collection.

• Toys should be placed separately and not mixed with other items for collection. - 

• Wood should not exceed 6 feet in length and 4 inches in width. Fencing should be disassembled before collection. Treated wood requires special handling and is not collected as part of the Neighborhood Clean-Up Program.

Unacceptable Materials

• Camper shells, automobiles, and auto parts
• Backyard spas-
• Boats and boat parts 
• Bullets, shells, and explosives 
• Commercial waste or contractor waste 
• Construction materials like concrete, dirt, rocks, bricks, sheetrock, and roofing material
• Treated wood 
• Foul materials of any kind
• Household hazardous waste such as paint, pesticides, oil, cleaning products, and batteries 
• Household waste 
• Liquid waste 
• Medical waste 
• Universal waste like fluorescent light bulbs or products containing mercury.