Honey Do Property Management LLC

10/23/2021

UPDATE: Leaf collection will begin November 8, due to extended warm weather.

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City of Leaf Collection will begin November 1. We begin in Zone One.

There are several ways to find out when crews will be on your street:

Sign up for Toledo Text Alerts to be alerted when leaf collection crews will be in your neighborhood, and of any change in plans. Toledo Texts Alerts will notify residents two weeks prior, again one week prior to pick-up, and again when the collection is complete. The link to sign up is: toledo.oh.gov/alerts

Check out the map on the city website for information on their specific addresses. The map will be posted at this link: toledo.oh.gov/leaf-pickup.

Call Engage Toledo at 419-936-2020.

Check the City Facebook and Twitter accounts on Fridays.

Watch for signs to be posted on your street.

In an effort to complete leaf collection by the end of the year, we are asking for the public’s help! Residents should rake or blow leaves into the street, just over the curb, as close as possible to their leaf collection date. Do not place leaves in the street weeks ahead of time. That will clog sewers and cause flooding.
Consider mulching leaves at home.

11/04/2019

Leaf Collection Program begins Monday, Nov. 4.

Residents have several ways to find out when leaf collection will occur in each neighborhood. The city will announce each Friday where crews will be working the following week and the week after. That will give residents time to rake leaves to the curb and make sure cars are off the street.

There are several other ways to determine when crews will be on your street:

Sign up for Toledo Text Alerts - http://entry.inspironlogistics.com/toledo_oh/wens.cfm?ep_id - to be alerted when leaf collection crews will be in your neighborhood, and of any change in plans. Toledo Texts Alerts will notify residents two weeks prior, again one week prior to pick-up, and again when the collection is complete.

Residents can refer to the City of Toledo 2019 Leaf Progress Map on the city website for information on their specific addresses.

Call Engage Toledo at 419-936-2020.

Check the city Facebook and Twitter accounts on Fridays.

Watch for signs to be posted on your street.

SOME AREAS WILL HAVE TWO COLLECTIONS

More Details:
https://toledo.oh.gov/news/leaf-collection-program-begins-nov-4/

02/09/2018

It is a requirement in our Municipal Code that snow must be removed from commercial and residential properties within 24 hours.

01/23/2018

Here is the latest leaf collection schedule and status update:

12/25/2017

11/09/2017

🍁 Here is the most recent leaf collection update.

**We will make second passes to neighborhoods that haven't dropped significant leaf fall yet and will re-assess single-pass zip codes that experience additional leaf fall.

For more information on our leaf collection, please see link below.

http://bit.ly/2ln8JjF

10/13/2017

https://www.facebook.com/cityoftoledo/posts/1603634129700215:0

Did you know? We collect an average of 300,000 cubic yards of leaves every year. Our typical leaf collection program starts at the beginning of November and goes until the first major snowfall in December. Please see the link below for more information and continue to follow us for the soon-to-be-released 2017 leaf collection schedule.

http://bit.ly/2hEUfqu

10/05/2017

CALL NOW! 4197200133

09/27/2017

All species of grass and soil types benefit from aeration.

09/27/2017

Aeration time is here! Call now for free estimates 419-720-0133