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Farmville's curbside leaf collection begins with November 2 spot pickups
The town publishes rolling loose-leaf areas, Monday bagged-leaf pickup and placement rules for residential properties.
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The 2026 collection page
Farmville Public Works says its annual residential curbside leaf collection starts November 2, 2026, and ends February 5, 2027. The posted schedule begins with townwide spot pickups November 2–6 before Area 1 starts November 9.
For loose leaves, residents should use the town's neighborhood map and place leaves at the curb or property line by 7:30 a.m. on the first service day. The town says leaf piles must not include brush, sticks or other yard waste.
Bagged leaves and safe placement
The page says bagged leaves under 50 pounds may be placed near the curb by 7:30 a.m. Monday for collection with call-in brush pickup.
Leaves and bags should not block streets, storm drains, hydrants, curb ramps, crosswalks or pedestrian travel.
The page's holiday subsection contains older year labels, so this brief does not carry those entries forward. Use the current town map and contact route for your actual area and any holiday adjustment.
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