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Spring 2013 Leaf Collection

The 2013 Spring Leaf Collection Program began on Monday, March 25 and continued until Friday, April 5. Spring Leaf Collection for 2013 is now complete.

As in the past, the east and west sections of the Township have been divided into zones. This enables the Public Service Department to follow a set collection route and better communicate with the residents as to where leaf collection is currently being conducted, where it has been done and where it will be done next. The Township website will be updated daily with this information.

Please click here for the latest pickup shedule for the leaf collection.

Please visit our brush collection page for information on scheduling Spring brush pickups

Residents are reminded that leaves must be placed within four (4) feet of the curb, but not in the street. Leaves left in the street can create a safety hazard, especially if it rains or snows. (Ordinance #1226 provides for fines for those who unlawfully and substantially interfere with, obstruct or render dangerous for use or passage any street, road, sidewalk, river or public way or place.)

Remember that no other debris may be mixed in with the leaves. Also, placement of obstacles in front of the leaves may hinder collection. A request is made that cars, trash cans or other objects not block access to the leaves. Door hangers will be left at residents home if there is a problem with the collection of leaves. This door hanger will give the reason for the non-collection and give a phone number to call for further collection information.

Please call the Township at 412-784-1784, ext. 203 with any questions or comments regarding the leaf collection program.

Information on the O'Hara Township website is provided as a service to the community. Township rules and regulations are subject to change and the information on this web site should be considered as general guidance only. While the Township attempts to post current and useful information, not all information may be complete, accurate or up to date. In general, inquiries (including reference to official documents) can and should be made to the Township before proceeding with plans or programs.