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Redmond bulletin urges residents to keep streets clear as leaf season peaks
Summary
A Redmond city news bulletin encouraged residents to move cars off streets and avoid blowing leaves into roadways so two street sweepers and a LeafVac truck can clear curbs; residents were told to report drainage or debris issues via the city service request system.
Marvin Hardy, Host, urged Redmond residents to keep street curbs clear so city crews can remove seasonal leaf buildup. "Move your cars off the street to allow our street sweepers full access to the curb," he said, noting the city uses two street sweepers and a LeafVac truck to manage leaf litter.
The bulletin said stormy weather has increased leaf accumulation and clogged drains. Hardy listed steps residents can take to help: avoid blowing leaves or yard waste into the street, properly dispose of litter, and use the city service request system to report excessive debris or drainage problems. The advice is aimed at keeping storm drains clear and reducing the workload for city crews.
The announcement did not specify collection schedules or enforcement actions; listeners were directed to the city service request system for reporting and assistance. The program closed with a brief transition to other community announcements.
