Politics & Government
Residential Curbside Pickup of Brush and Branches to Begin November 13
Remember, no leaves! Most of the shore areas are finished or finishing with debris pickup following Hurricane Sandy; general brush pickup is next.
Crews from the town's Public Works Department will pick up brush and tree debris, curbside in front of residents' homes, from Hurricane Sandy beginning Tuesday, Nov. 13.
No bags of leaves or loose leaves will be picked up. However, leaves can be taken to the transfer station on Fridays and Saturdays at no cost.
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Please put all your brush and branches outside, at the curb, and crews will begin the process starting November 13th. Tree debris will be picked up ONE TIME only. Please do not bring any brush, limbs or any tree debris to the transfer station. The load will be refused.
Director of Public Works Peter Neff said that although the process begins on Nov. 13, it will not be finished in a day and your house may not be on the schedule the first day.
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"Pick up may take a week or two to canvas the entire town, but once they go by your house that is it," he said.
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