Frequently Asked Questions

Brush Collection will be suspended October 31, 2026 through December 25, 2026.  It will Resume on December 28, 2026

Brush regulations are: Cut into 4 ft lengths, tied and bundled in bundles under 50 pounds. Brush in these regulations should be picked up within 2 weeks. Residents are encouraged to follow these regulations to assure a timely pickup for all residents. Brush not in regulation is not subject to the 2-week timeframe.

If there is a weather event resulting in trees/branches falling, the regulations are waived. However, this is an extenuating circumstance, which can delay all brush pickup. Public Works will make this determination.

Bamboo is picked up like a brush pickup.  It can also be taken to the Ecological Facility.

Brush from routine yard clean-up is picked up by Public Works as part of the residential brush program. We do not schedule for brush collection; this is an automatic collection between the months of January through October. Brush must be in regulation (see the following rules). Pick-up time can vary depending on extenuating circumstances.

Regulations for curbside pick up: Brush must be cut in 4-foot lengths and tied and bundled in bundles weighing no more than 50 pounds or in open containers with handles (no recycling buckets) weighing no more than 50 pounds (no bags).

Also, residents can drop off brush and leaves at the Ecological Facility. If the materials are brought to the Ecological Facility in a trailer that is larger than 4 feet by 8 feet, there is a charge.

Charge is based on yardage and material.

Please note: If there is a weather event resulting in trees/branches falling, the regulations are waived. However, this is an extenuating circumstance, which can delay all brush pick up.

Yes, Hamilton Public Works does provide for the pickup of brush on State and County roads.

Please note, brush is suspended each year from the beginning of November until the end of January - brush service will resume in February, weather permitting.

Brush is being picked up by Public Works on a 10 to 14 working day cycle. Brush must be in regulation (see the following rules).

Regulations for weekly curbside pick up: Brush must be cut in 4-foot lengths and tied and bundled in bundles weighing no more than 50 pounds or in open containers with handles (no recycling buckets) weighing no more than 50 pounds.

Also, residents can drop off brush and leaves at the Ecological Facility. If the materials are brought to the Ecological Facility in a trailer that is larger than 4 feet by 8 feet, there is a charge.

Charge is based on yardage and material.