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Town of Clarkstown

Leaf Program

Leaf Program

The Highway Department wants to help you keep your properties clean and attractive. We will provide curbside loose leaf pick-up for Town residents (except in the Village of Spring Valley and the Village of Upper Nyack).

Please help us by following the dates and rules outlined in our brochure.

Loose Leaf Pickup Map Schedule

Check out our new interactive map with easier access to your pickup routes and schedules.

This map is updated daily and provides an easy way for you and your landscaper to find out when Highway crews are anticipated to be in your area, providing enough time to get your bagged and loose leaves to the edge of your property.

Keeping Clarkstown Clean

  • Pile loose or biodegradable bagged leaves on your lawn or curbside.
  • Plastic bags are not acceptable.
  • Pick-up of yard waste including brush, twigs, branches, and logs is
    suspended until April.
  • A tarp or mesh container helps to keep loose leaves in place.
  • This drop-off site is for residents only, no commercial vehicles.
  • Residents must use the designated entrance on Rt. 303.
  • Twigs, branches, and logs must be
    separated from leaves and grass.
  • Plastic bags are not acceptable.


Hours of Operation:

Monday – Friday: 7:00am – 3:30pm

Saturdays
April 1 – November 30
7:00am – 2:30pm
December 1 – March 31
7:00am – Noon

Sundays – CLOSED

Please pile all loose or bagged leaves on the lawn. For the safety of our children, school bus drivers, and the population- at-large, do not pile leaves in the street (pursuant to the NYS Vehicle and Traffic Law, Section 1220), at an intersection, at school bus stops, near fire hydrants, or over storm drains 

Free biodegradable bags may be available at the following locations
(we suggest calling ahead to be sure they are in stock):

Clarkstown Highway Dept.
12 Seeger Dr., Nanuet
(845)623-7500

Clarkstown Parks
& Recreation Dept.
31 Zukor Rd., New City
(845)639-6200

Clarkstown Dept. of
Environmental Control
10 Maple Ave., New City
(845)639-2111

For tips and information on composting, check out the Cornell University Cooperative Extension Rockland County website: rocklandcce.org or contact the office at (845)429-7085 ext 3.