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Public works says storm cleanup is ongoing; residents asked to bundle branches at curb

Midlothian Village Board · June 17, 2026
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Summary

Public works staff said storm cleanup continues with limited crews and chippers; residents were asked to bundle small branches at the curb to speed collection and to reserve the village's seasonal program for larger yard waste.

A resident opened public comment by thanking Ty of Public Works and asking about a Facebook post that appeared alarmed. Ty (Public Works) responded that storm cleanup is ongoing and explained operations: two chipper crews (north and south) with three staff per truck, plus a small dump truck used for small branches. "We do have two crews out... but it's still... it's just taking forever because of the fact that everyone has branches out," Ty said.

Ty asked residents to help by bundling branches in small piles at the curb and noted that Republic will collect bundled branches. He reminded the public that the village’s branch pickup program is intended primarily for spring and fall and not as a continuous six-week pickup; if residents regularly place backyard debris out, cleanup will be slower for everyone. Ty said crews will do their best but asked for cooperation to help the department complete work sooner.