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Clarksville leaf collection started the week of November 2 with pickup calls requested
The town says leaves should be placed next to the road, brush and sticks must be separated, and residents should contact Town Hall to request pickup.
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Separate leaves before contacting Town Hall
Clarksville's dated notice says leaf collection begins the week of November 2. It tells residents to rake or blow leaves next to the road and keep brush and stick piles separate from leaf piles.
The notice asks residents to contact Town Hall and advise that pickup is needed. It says the town will cycle around Clarksville to collect and dispose of leaves but does not publish a street-by-street date in the notice.
Do not turn a request into a pickup promise
Keep the actual call or request confirmation and follow a later dated town instruction if one appears. Weather, staffing, access and material preparation can affect the route.
This notice applies to the Town of Clarksville and should not be extended to Mecklenburg County routes, private property outside town or a private hauler. A request is not proof that collection has occurred.
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Official dated town notice checked November 5, 2026 for roadside placement, brush separation, Town Hall contact and townwide cycling language.
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