Get Rid of Fallen Leaves Effortlessly: CSWD Leaf Dump Hours and Guidelines

As autumn’s vibrant hues paint the landscape, it’s time to tackle the inevitable task of leaf removal. To make this chore a breeze, the Chittenden Solid Waste District (CSWD) offers convenient leaf dump hours and clear guidelines to help you dispose of your yard debris responsibly.

CSWD Leaf Dump Hours

To accommodate your busy schedule, CSWD has extended leaf dump hours at designated facilities during the fall season:

Special Extended Hours for Leaf Drop-Off Only:

Acceptable and Unacceptable Items

To ensure the proper disposal and composting of yard debris, CSWD accepts the following items:

• Leaves
• Grass clippings
• Non-woody garden and yard debris

Please note that the following items are not accepted at CSWD leaf dump sites:

• Plastic bags
• Rocks
• Sod
• Trash
• Pumpkins

Drop-Off Guidelines

For a smooth and efficient leaf drop-off experience, please adhere to these guidelines:

• Collection will take place in designated leaf bunkers located outside the Drop-Off Centers.
• There will be no access to other areas on special leaf collection dates.
• Trailers and dumping mechanisms are allowed at the Organics Recycling Facility only on these special leaf collection dates.
• No dumping mechanisms are allowed at the Drop-Off Centers.
• The 6 cubic yard per trip limit applies to all facilities.

Additional Leaf Drop-Off Options

In addition to CSWD’s designated leaf dump sites, you can also dispose of leaves at the following locations:

• Burlington Public Works Curbside Leaf Pick-Up: Please note that CSWD does not pick up leaves. Leaves will be picked up the week of November 13-17. Visit the Burlington Public Works website for full details.
• CSWD Organics Recycling Facility: This is the preferred location to bring leaves and yard waste, as virtually all leaves collected in Chittenden County are processed here into Green Mountain Compost products.
• CSWD Drop-Off Centers: Essex, Hinesburg, Milton, and South Burlington locations accept leaves and yard waste. Please visit the specific location page for limitations, fees, and additional information.
• McNeil Wood & Yard Waste Depot: Accepts natural wood and leaves.

Conclusion

By following these guidelines and utilizing the convenient leaf dump hours offered by CSWD, you can easily dispose of your fall foliage and contribute to environmentally responsible waste management practices. Remember to check the CSWD website or contact them directly for any updates or additional information.