PRESS RELEASE - LEAF PICKUP 2020

For Immediate Release – From the Office of Mayor Duke A Bennett
For Additional Information – Rene’ Adamson @ 812.244.2303 or contact 311

November 2, 2020

The City of Terre Haute will officially begin leaf pick up Monday, November 9, 2020. Terre Haute Street Department crews will begin on the south side this year (we started on the north side last year) working from Davis Avenue up to Margaret Avenue and from Prairieton Road to Fruitridge Avenue. We will then continue north bound during the following weeks.  

An updated leaf pickup schedule will be announced each week through the media. You may also find the regularly updated schedule on our website at www.terrehaute.in.gov and on our “The City of Terre Haute” Facebook page. The leaf pick up schedule is weather dependent and therefore subject to change.

Important notes:

• Some crews may periodically work in other areas of the city (not on the weekly schedule) that have large accumulations of leaves in order to keep storm drains open. If you see our crews working outside the “scheduled” area please do not be concerned if you do not have your leaves ready. They will be back during the officially scheduled week.   
• Once we have completed the initial pickup throughout the entire city we will make a second pass through areas with significant remaining leaves. You can also call 311 at that time to request a second pick-up.   
• Please have your leaves raked neatly into a pile in the tree row (or city right-of-way), and NOT into the street. Our crews will come through and blow them into the street prior to pick up. This prevents storm sewers from becoming plugged which causes streets to flood. 

PRESS RELEASE – LEAF COLLECTION UPDATE

For Immediate Release – From the Office of Mayor Duke A Bennett

 For Additional Information – Rene’ Adamson @ 812.244.2303 or contact 311

November 10, 2020

 Beginning Thursday, November 12th and including the week of November 16, the City of Terre Haute will be picking up leaves in the area of Voorhees to Hulman and from Prairieton Road to State Road 46.  We will then continue north bound during the following weeks.  

 An updated leaf pickup schedule will be announced each week through the media. You may also find the regularly updated schedule on our website at www.terrehaute.in.gov and on our “The City of Terre Haute” Facebook page. The leaf pick up schedule is weather dependent and therefore subject to change.

 Important notes:

Some crews may periodically work in other areas of the city (not on the weekly schedule) that have large accumulations of leaves in order to keep storm drains open. If you see our crews working outside the “scheduled” area please do not be concerned if you do not have your leaves ready. They will be back during the officially scheduled week.   

Once we have completed the initial pickup throughout the entire city we will make a second pass through areas with significant remaining leaves. You can also call 311 at that time to request a second pick-up.   

 Please have your leaves raked neatly into a pile in the tree row (or city right-of-way), and NOT into the street. Our crews will come through and blow them into the street prior to pick up. This prevents storm sewers from becoming plugged which causes streets to flood. 

PRESS RELEASE – LEAF COLLECTION UPDATE

For Immediate Release – From the Office of Mayor Duke A Bennett

For Additional Information – Rene’ Adamson @ 812.244.2303 or contact 311

November 17, 2020

1. Leaf pickup for 11/18, 11/19 and 11/20 will be Hulman to College, U.S. 40/46 to 1^st
2. Leaf pickup for the week of 11/23 through 11/24 will be College to Poplar, 1^st street to U.S. 40/46. The area for the 23^rd and 24^th will more than likely last on into the week there after.

An updated leaf pickup schedule will be announced each week through the media. You may also find the regularly updated schedule on our website at www.terrehaute.in.gov and on our “The City of Terre Haute” Facebook page. The leaf pick up schedule is weather dependent and therefore subject to change.

Important notes:

Some crews may periodically work in other areas of the city (not on the weekly schedule) that have large accumulations of leaves in order to keep storm drains open. If you see our crews working outside the “scheduled” area please do not be concerned if you do not have your leaves ready. They will be back during the officially scheduled week.   

Once we have completed the initial pickup throughout the entire city we will make a second pass through areas with significant remaining leaves. You can also call 311 at that time to request a second pick-up.   

Please have your leaves raked neatly into a pile in the tree row (or city right-of-way), and NOT into the street. Our crews will come through and blow them into the street prior to pick up. This prevents storm sewers from becoming plugged which causes streets to flood. 

 Beginning Monday, November 30^th, the City of Terre Haute will be picking up leaves in the area of Poplar Street to Wabash Avenue and from State Road 46 to South 1^st Street.  We will then continue north bound during the following weeks.  

 An updated leaf pickup schedule will be announced each week through the media. You may also find the regularly updated schedule on our website at www.terrehaute.in.gov and on our “The City of Terre Haute” Facebook page. The leaf pick up schedule is weather dependent and therefore subject to change.

Important notes:

• Some crews may periodically work in other areas of the city (not on the weekly schedule) that have large accumulations of leaves in order to keep storm drains open. If you see our crews working outside the “scheduled” area please do not be concerned if you do not have your leaves ready. They will be back during the officially scheduled week.   

• Once we have completed the initial pickup throughout the entire city we will make a second pass through areas with significant remaining leaves. You can also call 311 at that time to request a second pick-up.   

• Please have your leaves raked neatly into a pile in the tree row (or city right-of-way), and NOT into the street. Our crews will come through and blow them into the street prior to pick up. This prevents storm sewers from becoming plugged which causes streets to flood.