This Monday, November 1st, the Lakewood Public Works Department will start the Fall Leaf Pick-up program, which will consist of two pick-ups. Residents West of Route 9 will have the first pick-up the first two weeks of November and the second pick-up the first two weeks of December. Residents East of Route 9 will have the first pick-up done in the last two weeks of November, and the second pick-up in the last two weeks of December.
Residents are asked to rake the leaves to the street and place them along the curb line for the leaf machine.
After December 31st, an appointments must be made for a leaf pick-up.
I always thought lawns looked nicer with leaves, plus it serves as great mulch for the grass as it decays.
so leave them on your lawn. no one will force you to remove them. your neighbors may hate you however…..
if you don’t rake them they will smother your lawn and kill your grass
in lakwood leaves would look better than what is on them
its time to bag the leaves.By leaving it curbside it creates a mess it blows all over the street. there is no parking for weeks because of it. And it would save the township money by eliminating the full time cleaning crew.
i agree with #5….i’m living in lkwd for almost 12 years now and never understood the way the leaf pickup was done in this town