Warren residents will soon have the opportunity to tidy up their yards as the City of Warren begins its annual Spring Clean-up Program on Monday, April 14.

The initiative allows for collecting yard waste, including leaves, hedge and brush clippings, and tree limbs and branches. Residents are reminded that leaves must be piled separately and not mixed with other materials. Tree limbs and branches should also be placed separately, with all cut ends facing the same direction. Lawn refuse must be bagged or placed in cardboard boxes, and certain materials, such as stones, bricks, concrete, dirt, and boards, will not be collected.

All items should be placed near the curb or at the edge of the street pavement but not in the street itself. Residents should have their materials set out no later than 7:00 AM on their designated collection day. Collection days by area are:

Monday, April 14 – East City limits to Parker Street

Tuesday, April 15 – Parker Street to Irvine Street

Wednesday, April 16 – Irvine Street to Prospect Street

Thursday, April 17 – West of Prospect Street, South of E. Third Avenue

Monday, April 21 – East Third Avenue to Frank Street

Tuesday, April 22 – Frank Street to Connecticut Avenue

Wednesday, April 23 – Connecticut Avenue to Quaker Hill Road

Thursday, April 24 – Water Street to Hazel Street

Friday, April 25 – Hazel Street to West City limits

Monday, April 28 – The entire area south of the Allegheny River

This is the only collection program the City provides, and community cooperation is essential to managing costs and ensuring efficient service.

Residents are encouraged to follow the guidelines closely to ensure a smooth and efficient process. While the city has established a collection schedule, unexpected delays may occur due to unforeseen circumstances.

Residents may contact the City of Warren’s Public Works Department for additional information. By working together, the community can help keep Warren clean and beautiful.