There are specific rules regulating the leaf collection process. “Each area will receive two vacuum collections.” The Township is divided into 15 leaf areas labeled ‘A’ through ‘O’,” according to a statement from Abington Township. “Abington Township has an annual Leaf Collection Program. Bagged leaves may be placed out for trash collection after completion of collection.This coming week, areas noted as “C”, “D”, “F”, and “J” are scheduled for leaf collections within Abington Township. Please be aware that property owners are responsible for leaf disposal after the leaf removal has ended as trucks must be converted and prepared for snow removal operations. Snow, rain, and freezing weather will significantly delay or permanently halt collection.Our crews cannot return or back-track once a street has been completed.Please make arrangements to ensure that vehicles are parked in another location when crews are in the area to ensure that your leaves are not skipped.Debris can cause damage to our equipment. Do not mix leaves with sticks and other debris.This action could result in the clogging of storm drains and leaves mixed with ice or snow can cause hazardous road conditions. Please do not place leaf piles in the street.Keep leaves away from fire hydrants as much as possible.All leaves should be raked as close to the curb as possible.Your cooperation and understanding are greatly appreciated. Our crew strive to pick up as many leaves as possible before snowfall. However, we ask for your patience due to unforeseen problems, such as breakdowns or weather events that may delay the leaf removal process. After 2 or 3 weeks or depending on the amount of leaves that have fallen, you can plan on 7 – 10 business days before work crews will return in your area. Leaf collection is typically very light within the first weeks and our crews are able to move quickly. Leaf collection is scheduled in October of each year.
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