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What you need to know about Bismarck's leaf pickup

Staff Writer · 2026-10-15 · Bismarck

Bismarck announced free residential leaf collection for October 19–22 and October 26–29, 2026, on regular garbage days. Leaves must be in containers no larger than 32 gallons or compostable paper bags at the normal collection point by 6 a.m.; plastic bags will not be collected, and a separate truck takes leaves for composting.

Who is the collection for, and when is it scheduled?

The free service is for Bismarck residents. The city's October 8 notice lists two collection periods: October 19–22 and October 26–29, 2026.

Official sources: Fall Leaf Collection — Bismarck Public Works

How do I find my pickup day?

Use your regular garbage day within either announced week. The city's garbage page links an address-search map that displays the current garbage pickup day and recycling day.

Official sources: Fall Leaf Collection — Bismarck Public Works · Bismarck garbage collection rules and service information

Which containers can I use?

Use garbage containers holding no more than 32 gallons or compostable paper bags. Plastic bags are excluded even during the free collection weeks.

Official sources: Fall Leaf Collection — Bismarck Public Works

Where and when should leaves be set out?

Put the bags or containers where your collection normally takes place. They must be there by 6 a.m. on your scheduled garbage day.

Official sources: Fall Leaf Collection — Bismarck Public Works

What happens to the leaves?

The leaf pickup uses a separate truck. Collected leaves are composted.

Official sources: Fall Leaf Collection — Bismarck Public Works

Can weather affect the service?

The city's current garbage page describes fall leaf collection as dependent on weather. That page also provides the Solid Waste contact number, 701-355-1700, option 3, for service questions.

Official sources: Bismarck garbage collection rules and service information

Official source: City of Bismarck Public Works

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