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Department of Public Services
Location: 907 W. Main Street, DeWitt MI
Rich Miller, Supervisor
Phone: 517-669-5466
Place un-bagged leaves street-side by 7:00 a.m. on each Monday of your scheduled week. Items such as garden trash, lake leaves, boards, sticks, rocks, and other items that would prevent the leaf vacuum from easily sucking up leaves cannot be placed in the leaf piles. Due to safety concerns, leaves are prohibited from being placed in the street. Do not rake leaves into the ditch. All leaves must be placed on the street edge and reachable by the City leaf vacuum. Bagged leaves will not be removed.
REMINDER – LEAF BURNING IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.
Fall 2023 Leaf pick-up
The week of October 16th is North and South of the river
The week of October 23rd is South of the river
The week of October 30th is North of the river
The week of November 6th is South of the river
The week of November 13th is North of the river
The week of November 20st will be North and South of the river
Brush Pick-up Program will be the week of April 15th, 2024.
Each spring and fall the City sponsors a street-side brush pick-up program. The purpose of this program is to remove brush that is too large to be removed as part of the weekly yard waste-composting program.
The brush is required to be placed by the curbside, neatly stacked, with the large ends towards the street. Brush up to 8″ in diameter is accepted. Shrubs with roots still attached are not accepted. The City asks that you leave Brush in as large of pieces as possible so that it can be safely fed into the brush chipper by City employees.
All brush must be curbside before 7:00 A.M. that Monday of pick-up. Streets are covered one time only.
The City of DeWitt is a member of the Greater Lansing Regional Committee for Stormwater Management (GLRC), a guiding body comprised of Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) communities within the Greater Lansing Region. The committee has been established to guide the implementation of the stormwater program for participating communities within the Grand River, the Red Cedar River, and the Looking Glass River watersheds.