Public Works
Annual Leaf Pickup Information
Public Works Information β Town of Seymour
ποΈ Holiday Garbage Pickup Schedule
The Town of Seymour, through its partner IWS, does not provide service on these holidays:
π Memorial Day
π Independence Day (July 4th)
π Labor Day
π Thanksgiving Day
π Christmas Day
π New Yearβs Day
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When a holiday listed above falls on your scheduled pickup day:
β‘οΈ Service will be delayed by one day for the remainder of that week.
β‘οΈ Example: If your pickup is normally on Monday and itβs a holiday, service will occur on Tuesday.
β‘οΈ Friday pickups will occur on Saturday.
Bulk Pickup Program
Bulk Pickup Season: May β September
Fee: $50 (Effective 01/01/2023)
Appointment Required: Call (203) 735-6028 to schedule
Limit: 1 appointment per household per year
Additional Fees:
- $15 Freon Removal Fee for:
- Freezers
- Refrigerators
- Air Conditioners
- Dehumidifiers
- Tires (must be off rims):
- $6 β Small Tire
- $8 β Large Tire
Prohibited Items:
- Mattresses & Box Springs
- Propane Tanks
- Demolition/Remodeling Materials
- Hazardous Materials (chemicals, paint, etc.)
π 2026 Bulk Pickup Schedule
Transfer Station
Fees:
- Stuffed Chairs: $10
- Couches & Love Seats: $15
- Soiled/Wet Mattresses: $20
- Appliances (Freon Removal): $15
- Tires (off rims): $6 (small) / $8 (large)
- Waste Oil: $1 per gallon
- Leaves & Brush:
- Residents: No charge
- Contractors: $60 per ton (Minimum $20)
- Construction & Demolition Material: $115 per ton (Minimum $20)
Leaves & Brush Requirements:
- Accepted Tuesdays & Thursdays (8:00 AM β 2:45 PM) and Saturdays (8:00 AM β 12:00 PM)
- Leaves must be emptied from non-perishable containers
- Brush must be under 6 inches in diameter and 6 feet long
- Grass clippings are not accepted
β οΈ Note: Contractors may NOT dump on Saturdays.
Prohibited Items:
- Propane Tanks
- Hazardous Materials (e.g., paint, chemicals)
Additional Services:
Snow Removal
- Seymour maintains 90 miles of roads
Plow Routes:
- Main Roads (priority for steep hills and intersections)
- Side Streets
- Dead-End Roads
Side streets may remain unplowed if main roads require repeat plowing.
Blocked Driveways:
- Snowplows push snow to the rightβdriveways may be blocked
- Homeowners are responsible for clearing access
- To avoid double-shoveling, wait until plowing is complete
Sidewalks
- Property owners are required to clear sidewalks within 24 hours after a storm ends
- Sidewalks near schools are especially important
- Police may issue fines for non-compliance
Mailbox Damage
- Public Works will repair/replace only if struck directly by a plow blade
- No replacement for boxes damaged by plowed snow force
- Mailboxes must be sturdy enough to withstand snow removal
Private Plowing Rules
- Contractors may not push snow from driveways or lots into the street
- If unavoidable, they must remove the windrow from the street
β οΈ Storm Drain Warning
Illegal to discard debris into storm drains
Violators are subject to littering fines enforced by:
- Seymour Police Department
- Seymour Zoning Enforcement Officer
π The Town of Seymour spends substantial funds cleaning catch basins annually β your help is appreciated!