Fall brush and limb pick-up

Posted: 09.21.2010 at 10:36 AM

KIRKSVILLE, MO -- The street maintenance division of the Kirksville Public Works Department will begin picking up tree limbs and large brush on Monday, October 4th. This scheduled time is for all areas of Kirksville. Limbs must be set curbside by this date and time. The fall brush and limb pick-up will continue throughout the week of October 4th but all limbs must be curbside by 7 am on Monday, October 4th.

Bagged leaves and other bagged yard waste can be disposed of in the yard waste roll-off container at the public works building, located at 2001 N. Osteopathy, Monday – Friday from 7am – 4pm. For information about curbside yard waste collection, please contact Veolia ES Solid Waste Midwest LLC at 800-778-7652.

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