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Final weeks for brush collection

Have your brush to the curb by 7 a.m.
Monday, Oct. 7 (Zone A) or Monday, Oct. 14 (Zone B)

The Village of Oswego would like to remind residents that the final round of brush collection for the year will begin on Monday. 

  • In Zone A, set your brush at the curb before 7 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 7. 
  • In Zone B, set your brush at the curb before 7 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 14.


Brush collection restrictions

Brush is defined as tree and bush branches less than 5 inches in diameter. The brush collection program is not intended to handle branches, logs, or tree stumps as a result of large-scale tree trimming or removal. Crews will not pick up logs, wood, root balls, cuttings, leaves, or grass clippings. Crews will place an orange tag on your door indicating the reason they did not pick up the brush if it is the wrong material or it is improperly placed at the curb.  
 

How to place brush for collection
Place brush at the curb by 7 a.m. on Monday morning of the designated week but no earlier than noon the Friday before. The Public Works trucks will pass through an area once and will not return for brush placed after the deadline. Place unbundled brush parallel or perpendicular to the street in neat stacks with all cut ends facing the same direction. Do not put brush in a container or in the street.

The Village does not accept landscaping waste, tree branches, or tree removals resulting from contracted work. Crews will not remove brush from commercial, industrial, or other non-residential properties. Landscaping companies are responsible for removing the waste they generate. 


Know your zone

Brush collection is conducted in two zones in the Village of Oswego. 

Zone A is all properties east of the Fox River and north of US 34 as well as those properties west of the Fox River and north of Mill Road, and includes the following subdivisions: 2nd Street, Adams Street, Blackberry Knoll, Boulder Hill (incorporated Oswego only), Cedar Glen, Chicago Road (north side), Estates of Fox Chase, Fairway Crossing, Farmington Lakes, Heritage of Oswego, Kendall Point, Kingsbrook Crossing, Mill Race Creek, North Street, Park Place, Pfund Court, Pine Ridge Club, Ponds of Mill Race, River Mist, Route 25, Stone Gate, Victoria Meadows, New Windcrest, Old Windcrest, and Winding Waters. 

Zone B is all properties east of the Fox River and south of US 34 as well as those properties west of the Fox River and south of Mill Road and includes the following subdivisions: Arbor Gate, Ashcroft, Ashcroft Place, Ashcroft Walk, Bell Court, Brighten Meadows, Brookside Manor, Churchill Club, Deerpath Creek, Deerpath Trails, Fox Chase South, Gates Creek, Gates Creek West, Hawthorne Drive, Herren's Run, Hometown, Hunt Club, Lakeview, Lincoln Station, Morgan Crossing, Ogden Falls, Old Reserve, Original Town, Prescott Mill, River Run, Southbury, Stonehill, Village Square, White Pines, and Wolf's Crossing.  

Still unsure? Check out this map


Questions?
Call Public Works at 630-554-3242 between the hours of 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. 

 

Properly piled brush. Place brush neatly at the curb with cut ends toward the street, in small, manageable piles.
Improper brush pile. Crews will tag your brush and will not collect it if it is improperly piled. 
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