City of Bloomington to Offer Free Leaf Collection Weekly Through December 31st

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The City of Bloomington will offer free leaf collection services weekly until December 31, 2025, to assist residents with yard maintenance. This program aims to support sanitation efforts and improve the overall appearance of neighborhoods during the fall season. Residents are encouraged to participate actively, as the collection will occur every week, making it convenient for disposal. Officials emphasize the importance of maintaining clean public spaces, especially during the leaf-falling season. The initiative reflects the city's commitment to environmental stewardship and community well-being.

Historical data shows that similar programs have led to increased community engagement and satisfaction. Local authorities expect this year's participation to surpass previous years, given the program's enhanced visibility. The leaf collection service is a proactive measure to prepare Bloomington for winter while promoting sustainability.

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