Yard Debris Collection

The City of College Place provides yard debris cleanup two times a year. The pickup times are scheduled the third week of April and October.

The City will be divided into the following areas for collection:

MONDAY, – All residents south of SE 12th Street to SR 125, and between SE Larch and S College Avenue. The streets inside this boundary would be Sunny Drive, Sky, Central, Mt. View, Scenic View, Valley, Linda, Broadway, Sherburne Addition.

TUESDAY, – All residents west of College Avenue, including the West Side of College Avenue. Any NW or SW addresses will be collected on this day.

WEDNESDAY, – All residents east of SE Larch and south of SE 4th Street. Areas in this boundary include the east side of Larch, Highland Park, Davin Drive, Garrison Creek Heights, Villages of Garrison Creek, Autumn Meadows, Harvest Meadows, Country Estates, Knapp Addition, Dewey Drive, Vista Place and SE 12th Street east of Larch.

THURSDAY, – All residents north of SE 4th Street and east of College Avenue. Areas in this boundary are the north side of 4th Street, east side of College Avenue, Ash, Sunset Villa, Deccio Road, Maple, Flowers Lane, Hawthorne Addition, Tamarack, Elder, Damson, Cottonwood, Beechwood, Rose, Ivy Lane, Tremont, NE “A”, NE “C”, Birch, NE Cedar, SE 2nd, SE 3rd, Mulberry, Fernwood, Sprucewood, Kingwood, and Redwood.

FRIDAY, – All residences between SE 4th and SE 12th and between S College and SE Larch. Areas in this boundary include the border streets, SE 5th, Hillcrest, Date, Birch, SE 6th, Elm, Villa Tuscany Estates, SE 8th, SE 9th, SE 10th, SE Cedar, Brentwood Place, SE 11th, Cotter Place, Stanford, Belmont, and Broadway.

Please click here for a map showing the collection areas.

Guidelines for this collection are as follows:

1 – All debris must be bundled, bagged, boxed, or contained.
2 – No item should be over 65 pounds.
3 – Yard debris only.
4 – 5 items maximum.
5 – No bundled brush in lengths over 5 feet.

Anything above the allowed amount will be subject to charge.

Thanks for your cooperation.

Paul Hartwig
Public Works Director