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Leaf pick-up program has ended
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Bagged yard waste should be placed in the green organics cart provided by Turlock Scavenger. - photo by Photo Contributed

The City of Turlock’s annual leaf pickup program ended Feb. 9. Leaves should no longer be placed in the street and should be disposed of in the green cart provided by Turlock Scavenger. 

Leaves and debris deposited into the gutter begin to collect in and around the storm drain, restricting the flow of water as well as causing flooding of streets and storm water pollution when it rains.  While leaf blowers make the job much easier and quicker, be sure to blow the leaves and debris into a pile and dispose of them in your green cart.  Do not blow leaves and lawn clippings into the middle of the road.  Composting, bagging, or mulching yard debris is the best practice for water quality and the environment. Bagged yard waste should be placed in the green organics cart provided by Turlock Scavenger.

For more information regarding waste disposal services, contact Turlock Scavenger and Recycling Company at (209) 668-7274 or the City of Turlock’s Municipal Services Department at (209) 668-5590. Brought to you by the City of Turlock Municipal Services Department.

 

CONSERVATION TIP #126

Winter watering schedule is still in effect: The City of Turlock’s winter watering schedule will continue through Feb. 28.  The winter watering schedule limits outdoor watering to one day per week. Even numbered addresses are allowed to irrigate on Saturdays only and odd numbered addresses allowed to irrigate on Sundays only. Watering will continue to be prohibited between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m.