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Mayor: Randolph crews have hauled more than 160 loads in curbside branch collection
Summary
Mayor Mark Forst said Randolph public works crews have hauled more than 160 loads—over 4,500 cubic yards—of branches; District 1 is complete, District 2 is wrapping up and crews will move into District 3, with collection continuing for about two more weeks, weather permitting.
Mayor Mark Forst said Randolph public works crews have collected and removed more than 160 loads of branches as part of the township's curbside branch collection program.
"To date, crews have hauled in more than 160 loads," Forst said, adding that the amount equals "over 4,500 cubic yards of branches." He said District 1 has been completed, District 2 is wrapping up, and crews are moving into District 3.
The mayor gave a timeline for remaining work, saying collection is expected to continue for at least two more weeks "weather permitting," and asked residents for patience as crews work through every neighborhood in town. The update was delivered as part of the mayor's regular recorded briefing, "Minute with the Mayor."
