Here’s the 2025 Covington leaf pickup, street sweeping schedule

Covington’s Public Works Department will begin its annual Leaf Pickup and Street Sweeping Program on Oct. 20, providing scheduled neighborhood coverage through Dec. 16. Leaf pickup continues citywide until Dec. 31, when crews transition to snow removal.

Key Takeaways:

  • The annual program starts on Oct. 20, 2025
  • Street sweeping is scheduled through Dec. 16, 2025
  • Leaf pickup extends citywide until Dec. 31
  • Crews rotate neighborhoods on a defined schedule
  • Vehicles switch to snow removal after Dec. 31

Covington’s Annual Program Launch

Covington’s Public Works Department has announced its annual Leaf Pickup and Street Sweeping Program, set to begin on Oct. 20. This seasonal effort aims to keep local streets clear of fallen leaves and debris, focusing on maintaining a safe and clean environment for residents.

Scheduled Timelines

According to the city, the street sweeping portion of the program will operate on a defined schedule through Dec. 16, ensuring each neighborhood receives dedicated attention during the fall season. Leaf pickup will continue even beyond that date, running citywide all the way through Dec. 31.

Neighborhood Rotations

Crews will rotate through Covington’s neighborhoods based on a pre-determined schedule. This systematic approach helps the Public Works Department address areas most in need and ensures that no single part of the city is overlooked. Residents are encouraged to stay aware of localized updates or any timetable changes that might arise.

Preparing for Winter

After Dec. 31, leaf pickup vehicles will be switched out for snow removal equipment in anticipation of winter conditions. This transition underscores the city’s commitment to road safety during changing seasons. By the start of the new year, Covington’s Public Works crews will be ready to keep roads passable and safe when snow arrives.

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