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Tuesday, October 28, 2025

CITY OF HOLLAND: Fall Leaf Program - City Residents

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City of Holland issued the following announcement.

Event Title: Fall Leaf Program-City Residents

Date/Time: Sat, Sep 26th (All day) - Sun, Nov 15th (All day)

Location: Holland City Streets

Holland's Annual Fall Leaf Program has been scheduled for

September 26, 2020, through November 15, 2020.

Only leaves will be picked up.

If branches or other debris are in your leaf piles, your pile will not be picked up.  Leaf piles left in yard areas cannot be picked up due to the potential damage to yards, sprinklers systems, or landscaping by the trucks and equipment used in the program. The Streets Division asks that leaf piles not be placed near utility poles, guy wires, fire hydrants, mailboxes or other obstructions that would prevent their equipment from accessing your leaf pile.

For questions about the Fall Leaf Program, please call 616.928.2400.

As with snow removal, leaf piles may only be left on your own property, not the property of another, per Ordinance Sec. 19-7.  Please see attachment for details of the ordinance.

Residents with a storm drain near their home must take special precautions to not stack leaves on top of, or near, storm structures.  This could lead to drains backing up, cause puddling near your home and leaves that enter the storm system pollute our waterways.  To learn more about protecting our valuable waterways you may visit the following link - http://www.the-macc.org/watershed/overview/

Call Community & Neighborhood Services at 616.355.1330 to ask about options to dispose of yard waste/debris outside of our Fall Leaf Pick Up and Spring Clean-Up programs.

Original source can be found here.

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