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Clarksville starts leaf collection the week of November 2
The town asks residents to place leaves beside the road, separate brush and call Town Hall for pickup.
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The town's collection instructions
Clarksville's official notice says leaf collection begins the week of November 2. Residents are directed to rake or blow leaves next to the road and keep brush and stick piles separate from leaf piles.
The town asks residents to contact Town Hall at 434-374-8177 to request pickup. It says crews will cycle around town to collect and dispose of leaves.
What the notice does not promise
The notice does not publish a street-by-street sequence, same-day pickup guarantee, brush schedule or rule for another jurisdiction. Keep material out of the travel lane and follow any placement direction Town Hall provides.
Weather, crew workload and the order of requests can affect service. Confirm the current notice or call the official number before relying on a particular pickup day.
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Official notice dated October 28 and checked November 2, 2026 for start week, separation instruction and contact route.
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