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Citywide brush pickup begins May 9 - Vimarsana News

Citywide brush pickup begins May 9

Oak Ridge citywide brush pickup is set for May 9 through June 24.

Oak Ridge fall leaf pickup program begins Monday, Nov. 22 - Vimarsana News

Oak Ridge fall leaf pickup program begins Monday, Nov. 22

The annual citywide leaf pickup program begins Monday, Nov. 22, and is coordinated by Waste Connections of Tennessee.

Citywide Brush Pickup to begin May 10 - Vimarsana News

Citywide Brush Pickup to begin May 10

Citywide Brush Pickup to begin May 10 The Oak Ridge citywide brush pickup program will begin Monday, May 10.  Tree limbs and bagged yard clippings and leaves will be picked up, a city news release stated. City collection efforts will follow the accompanying schedule as closely as possible.The proposed schedule is a general guide and can vary considerably from the actual schedule due to weather conditions and/or the amount of participation by residents. All limbs should be placed near, but not beyond the curb, with the butt end near the street. Keep all materials off sidewalks, parking areas ...

Oak Ridge announces citywide household trash pickup - Vimarsana News

Oak Ridge announces citywide household trash pickup

Oak Ridge announces citywide household trash pickup Lauren Meyers © Provided by Knoxville WVLT-TV Garbage pickup KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -The city of Oak Ridge announced a citywide household trash pickup that will begin on Monday, April 5. According to a release, household rubbish, old appliances, and minor remodeling materials will be picked up. The city is asking a few guidelines from residents: Residents should place all materials near, but not beyond the curb. Keep materials off sidewalks and out of parking areas and gutters. There is a limit of one truckload of materia...

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