Schedule for third week of brush pickup

Posted at 11:26 am May 12, 2013
By Dawn Huotari Leave a Comment

The third week of the city’s annual brush pickup schedule is as follows:

Monday, May 13â€”Georgia Avenue and side streets, Florida Avenue and side streets, Outer Drive and side streets from Michigan Avenue to Florida Avenue, East Tennessee Avenue and side streets
Tuesday, May 14â€”West Tennessee Avenue, Michigan Avenue and side streets, Kentucky Avenue and side streets
Wednesday, May 15â€”New York Avenue and side streets, Utah Avenue and side streets, Outer Drive from New York Avenue to Michigan Avenue, Orchard Lane and Circle, Orkney Road
Thursday, May 16â€”Pennsylvania Avenue and side streets, Outer Drive and side streets from Pennsylvania Avenue to New York Avenue
Friday, May 17â€”Vermont Avenue and side streets, North Tulane Avenue

The brush pickup schedule can also be found on the Cityâ€™s website www.oakridgetn.gov. For more information contact Waste Connections of Tennessee at (865) 482-3656.

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