This year’s spring cleanup in the Town of Christiansburg is still on schedule and will be held April 11-24.
Each year, Christiansburg Public Works offers spring and fall cleanup, free special collection events when residents may place out larger items for pickup.
Public Works crews follow the normal solid waste pickup schedule when collecting spring cleanup items but may run a few days behind due to staffing constraints with COVID-19. If it is nearing the end of the cleanup cycle and your items have not been collected, call 540-382-1151.
To make it easier on the town’s collection crews, residents should place cleanup items within 10 feet of the street pavement and separate them from regular trash. The cleanup items should not block drainage ditches, gutters, sidewalks, water meters or sewer cleanouts. The town is not responsible for any items left at or near the street that residents did not intend to have collected. Piles that do not comply with cleanup rules will not be collected.
Residents are asked to separate materials by type (i.e. pile bagged leaves, tree limbs and trimmings separately). Loose materials must be placed in bags/containers not exceeding 32 gallons.
Town crews will pick up the following items: furniture; appliances, including sinks and tubs (limit two per household); passenger car & truck tires (limit 4 per household; no larger than 20-inches); tire rims (no limit); tree limbs, trimmings, brush; leaves (bagged only); landscape timbers; paint cans and sealer cans (only if open and dry); barrels/drums (only if dry, ends are removed and did not contain hazardous material); railroad ties/timbers (limit 5 per household);
Town crews will not pick up the following items: construction and demolition materials (including, but not limited to, wood, metal, concrete, stone); heavy machinery; automobile parts; kerosene heaters; fuel oil tanks of any size; commercial truck, tractor/trailer tires; hazardous household wastes (such as paint, pesticides and cleaning chemicals); tree/brush materials associated with land/lot clearing for construction; tree stumps; and electronic components such as televisions and computers.
A full list of accepted items and the answers to frequently asked questions are available at www.christiansburg.org/cleanupFAQ. Anyone unsure about an item should call (540) 382-1151.
Throughout the year, residents may also choose to set out their brush for monthly brush collection. Residents may visit www.christiansburg.org/brush to learn more about this complimentary monthly brush collection service. Brush collection will not run in April due to spring cleanup.