Curbside leaf collection will continue until snow accumulates or the end of November. Public Works requests that leaves are left loose on the curb and should not be raked or blown into the street. When the leaves clump together, they can create major clogs in the stormwater drainage system which can contribute to flash flooding and standing water in the streets.
Public Works begin on Mondays and will comb through the town. If they do not finish, they will go back to the area that was missed. As the season progresses, Public Works will go through the town each week as the season and/or weather allows. More Information
City Of Evansville - WI
Street Sweeping
The City uses a larger street sweeper to remove sediment and other debris from the streets. Street sweeping is a slow process with gutter line speeds that can be as low as 2 to 3 miles per hour. To reduce the amount of particulate materials emitted into the air during sweeping operations a sprayer is used to wet the roadway as it is being swept.
Please be kind and blow your lawn clippings into your yard for natural decomposing. When the lawn clippings clump together they create major clogs in the stormwater drainage system which can contribute to flash flooding and standing water in the streets. Street sweeping is not intended to collect your blowing of weekly lawn clippings into the street.
Spring sweeping primarily consists of removal of snow and ice control aggregate, sediment, and other debris on the road surfaces. Spring sweeping shall begin as soon as possible when streets are generally clear of snow and ice and when daytime ambient temperatures remain above freezing. Regular street sweeping occurs the 2nd week of the month, after yard waste pick up.
Sweeping operations are conducted as necessary throughout the year. Some factors that may prohibit or delay sweeping operations include temperatures below freezing, heavy rain, snow, and frozen gutter lines. If you feel you have a street needing attention please contact us.