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Yard Waste Collection Start Date Delayed Until April 3rd

Yakima, WALocal News

The City of Yakima is experiencing a delay in its yard waste collection schedule, which will now commence on April 3rd instead of the customary March 1st. This decision is a response to the adverse winter weather conditions that have persisted, including an above-average accumulation of snow and ice, as well as lower temperatures. The delay affects many local residents who depend on this service for managing yard waste and maintaining their properties. The City Refuse Division is poised to resume regular yard waste collection as the weather improves, ensuring that residents can manage their yard maintenance effectively. This postponement serves as a reminder of how seasonal weather can directly influence municipal operations and services.

Community members are advised to hold off on yard waste until the collection begins. The city remains committed to providing essential services while adapting to changing weather patterns. As spring approaches, residents can look forward to the return of yard waste collection, facilitating their landscaping and gardening activities.

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