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Registration still open for July 31 yard fuel pickup

Nelson’s yard fuel pickup program is set to return July 31 – and it’s not too late to register.  

The Nelson FireSmart initiative helps residents reduce the risk of wildfires by collecting coniferous trees, branches, and woody debris from their properties.  

Pre-registration is mandatory. Residents must also receive confirmation that they made the list or their piles will not be picked up.

Registration for the upcoming pickup is still open – but space is limited. 

To register, email [email protected] with your address and a brief note on what you’d like to be put out for chipping.  

Pile prep guidelines:  

  • Stack small coniferous trees and branches with the butt ends facing the street.  
  • Place your pile at the very front of your property (do not block sidewalks).  
  • Only natural coniferous and/or dead woody branches, trees, and sticks.  

Lumber, painted wood, garden waste, grass, loose or bagged leaves, trees over 15 cm in diameter, or dirty/rocky material are not permitted. Piles with any prohibited items will not be picked up.  

More pickup dates will be announced throughout the season, however, space is limited each round. Early registration is strongly encouraged.  

The City says residents can also request to be placed on the waitlist if they miss this one. 

You can find more information here. 


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