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Eugene residents with remaining leaves should place them on the street if they have not already because the second and final round of the 2023-24 leaf collection and delivery season is underway, city officials said

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January 10, 2024

Eugene, OR – According to the city officials, crews will work over the coming weeks to reach all neighborhoods a second time.

The period for requesting leaves be dropped off at residents’ homes is closed.

The second round of leaf season is expected to last through the month.

The pickup zone route and order follows the same pattern as the first round, but it will go much more quickly.

More information here.

This story will be updated as new information become available.

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Eugene residents with remaining leaves should place them on the street if they have not already because the second and final round of the 2023-24 leaf collection and delivery season is underway, city officials said

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Eugene residents with remaining leaves should place them on the street if they have not already because the second and final round of the 2023-24 leaf collection and delivery season is underway, city officials said

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