Are you a new driver, or do you have a new driver at home? Join Kirtland Police for our first ever Teen Driver Safety Talk. Officers will be going over laws and basic safety measures you and your teen can take to be safe on the roadways. We will also address any questions you have about teen drivers.
2024 FALL BRUSH COLLECTION
Beginning the week of October 28, the Kirtland Service Department will collect brush throughout the city. The program is intended to assist residents with the fall clean-up of branches and twigs that have come down from the inclement winter weather. The program is NOT intended to assist with clearing a parcel or substantially clearing trees on a parcel. Weather permitting, City trucks will pass only one time through each ward, so please have your brush and tree limbs out by the start date listed for your ward.
Ward 2: Week of October 28
Ward 4: Week of October 28
Ward 3: Week of November 4
Ward 1: Week of November 4
Requirements for Brush Pick-up:
Brush should be placed at the edge of the road and not in the drainage ditches.
Brush should not exceed three inches in diameter or a maximum of four feet in length.
Brush bundles should not exceed 30 pounds and should be set out in an organized manner.
Bundling with twine is preferred to promote efficiency and safety.
The entire brush pile should not exceed 10 feet in width.
Unacceptable items include stumps, shrubs, leaves or ornamental grass, and Christmas trees.
No brush piles will be picked up if these requirements are not met.
Contact the Kirtland Service Department at 440-256-1234 if you have any questions.
Have you ever wondered how the City decides it’s time to salt or plow the roads? What routes do they take and why? What the heck is brine, and does it actually help? How much salt do we buy every year? We are so fortunate that Public Works Director Joe Fornaro is willing to come in to answer your questions and more. Join us at 11:00 am for this free program at the Center! Free and open to the public.
Join the Police Association for an evening of spooky family fun. Our friends at the Police Department will be reading “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown,” followed by watching the 25 minute movie. Snacks will be provided.
The City of Kirtland and volunteers will be assisting area Seniors and Veterans with fall yard clean-up on Saturday, November 9 (gathering at City Hall at 8:15 am). We currently have over twenty households signed up and are always looking for more help as we work together for the good of our neighbors. Rakes and leaf blowers are encouraged, but not necessary. If you are interested in having assistance at your house, or in helping, please contact Teresa at [email protected] or at 440-256-3332 ex. 5.
