Yard Waste, Brush Drop-off Site Opens April 6th in Leavenworth City of Leavenworth

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The City of Leavenworth will reopen its yard waste and brush drop-off site on April 6, 2018, specifically for those in the apple maggot quarantine area. Located on East Leavenworth Road, the drop-off will be available every Friday from 8 a. m. to 3 p. m.

, allowing residents and businesses to dispose of organic waste responsibly. A fee of $10 per cubic yard applies, with strict guidelines on acceptable materials to prevent the spread of pests. This initiative was launched in response to community interest in having a local disposal service for yard waste. The Chelan County Public Works’ Solid Waste Department emphasizes the importance of keeping quarantine restrictions in mind to protect local agriculture. Residents are advised to consult the Washington State Department of Agriculture's searchable map for information on quarantine boundaries.

The reopening of this drop-off site is a proactive measure to enhance community health and environmental safety. By providing a convenient waste disposal option, the city supports the ongoing efforts to manage plant health in the region.

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