LIVING HERE
Brush pickup resumes October 3rd through November 21st.
Crews will be working at 6 a.m. on October 3rd, making their way through the different wards, loading brush from up to 6 inches in diameter and 6 feet in length. Leaves, garden waste and weeds (no grass clippings) must be placed separately on the curb edge away from trees, parked cars, fire hydrants, utility poles, mailboxes, and other objects. Any piles containing foreign objects will not be picked up. If you hire a contractor to clear your property, the contractor shall be responsible for the removal of all/any material generated. This includes trees and leaves. Crews will start at 6:00 am on the end date and go through each ward once. Anything placed curbside after the crew passes will not be picked up.
With Autumn officially here a kaleidoscope of colors will soon replace the lush green treetops of the summer season.
Fall colors typically peak in Lake Geneva mid to late October everyone looking anywhere outside can already see signs of this happening. Lake Geneva is a prime location to enjoy the changing colors of fall, with its wonderful abundance of natural beauty. The Geneva Lake Shore Path is one of the most popular ways to soak in the beauty while the Lake Geneva Gage Marine cruise line is another, both offering amazing views with splashes of color along the water’s edge. There are many other great ways to enjoy the autumn colors around Geneva Lake. Take a drive down Snake Road, one of the most popular scenic drives and a great way to appreciate the beauty of all four Wisconsin seasons. Lake Geneva fall color is estimated right now to be at about 25%, and not expected to peak until the third week of October. As the middle of October approaches, the time is now to start tracking and watching the color changes and taking as many pictures as your photographic equipment is capable of.
