Leaf Removal Schedule

Akron leaf pickup scheduleLeaf pickup will begin in each ward on these days. This schedule can change due to inclement weather.Ward 5 - Oct. 30Ward 3 - Nov. 1Ward 6 - Nov. 3Ward 10 - Nov. 7Ward 4 - Nov. 10Ward 8 - Nov. 16Ward 2 - Nov. 16Ward 1 - Nov. 25Ward 7 - Dec. 2Ward 9 - Dec. 6The city suggests residents rake leaves into the street one day before the scheduled pick-up day, according to the program website.Leaves should be no more than two feet from the curb or edge of the street.No vehicle should be parked on the street when crews begin working, and no vehicles should be parked on piles of leaves. Any vehicles left in the street can be towed or fined.To make leaf collection more efficient, the city also asks residents not to place branches and other debris in the street as crews will pick up leaf-only piles. Bags of leaves will not be picked up. To arrange a bag collection, call 311 for a sanitation bulk pickup.To learn more about the leaf removal program, visit the city of Akron website or call 311 or 330-375-2311.To find out what ward you live in, visit akroncitycouncil.org/find-my-ward.New Lowe's Outlet StoreLowe's Outlet Store opened in early October; the Cuyahoga Falls location is one of the home improvement chain's 14 outlet stores in the nation. The store features new items that have minor to moderate damage, discontinued and slightly used items.The Lowe's Outlet includes warranty options, with delivery, and haul-away options available, Snow said. Patrons with a Lowe's credit card can use the cards at the outlet store as well.However, those looking for a discounted appliance or other items must come to the store directly, Snow added. Online purchases are not available for the outlet store, and items can't be ordered to the outlet. Those services, Snow said, must be done through the regular Lowe's retail stores."Every day we get new stuff," Snow said.The new Lowe's Outlet is at 330 Howe Ave. in Cuyahoga FallsAssumed Mayor Elect Shamus Malik Building CabinetWhile we haven't voted yet officially, Shammas Malik has begun accepting applications to be a part of his incoming administration.In posts on Facebook and Instagram, the transition team called for applicants for director of economic development, director of human resources, director of law, director of planning and a new position in the city's structure — director of sustainability and resiliency. The posts also invite people to send resumes if they wish to be considered for other roles not specifically mentioned.Check Out The Akron Events CalendarAkron Events Calendar Mentioned In This Episode Mentioned in this episode:Tell a Friend and Support the ShowDo you know someone who would enjoy the show? Tell them to go to Akron Podcast and Follow the show. You can also say "thanks" by visiting the link below to help keep the lights on.Support the ShowStart Your Podcast TodayJoin the School of Podcasting When you join the School of Podcasting you can quit worrying about: Are people going to listen to me? (Yes, cause I'll show you how to see what they want). Am I going to sound stupid? (No, as I'll show you the magic of editing) It will cost a million dollars (No, I'll have you sounding like a million bucks without spending a million bucks).  I don't anything about this technology (You said the same thing about driving).  Get access to: Step-by-step tutorials, live group coaching, a mastermind group filled with brilliant podcasting minds,  and the ability to schedule as many one-on-one quick fix calls as you like at no extra charge.  Join worry-free with a 30-day money-back guarantee  Go to www.schoolofpodcasting.com/akronIs Your Bank Paying You Interest? Acorns Does!When I purchase something, Acrons rounds up to the nearest dollar and I earn interest on that. It's a simple (almost invisible) way to save money. I switched all my banking to Acorns. They even have tools to help me teach my kids to be financially responsible. Use the link below and sign up today!Acorns Online Banking