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City Council Meeting


Special City Council Meeting: October 6, 2026

Upcoming Meetings

 
Oct
20
Tue
Public Utilities Commission Meeting @ Fairmont City Hall: Conference Room (2nd floor)
Oct 20 @ 7:30 am
Lakes Management Committee Meeting @ Fairmont City Hall: 2nd Floor Conference Room
Oct 20 @ 1:30 pm
Park Board Meeting @ City Hall: 2nd Floor Conference Room
Oct 20 @ 5:00 pm
Charter Commission Meeting @ Southern Minnesota Educational Campus: Room 112
Oct 20 @ 6:00 pm
Oct
26
Mon
Section 2 Leaf Pick-Up Begins
Oct 26 – Oct 30 all-day

Leaf Pick-up

The City of Fairmont Park and Street Departments are preparing for the upcoming 2024 Curbside Leaf Pick-up. Crews will be making one pass though the City. Barring inclement weather or any other unanticipated events, pick-up will be based on your location and the schedule, as shown below.

Sections
Section 1: Properties north of Blue Earth Avenue/Lake Avenue
Section 2: Properties south of Blue Earth Avenue/Lake Avenue and north of Lair Road/Cardinal Street
Section 3: Properties South of Lair Road/Cardinal Street

Click here for a map of Fairmont, by sections

2026 Schedule
Section 1: November 9 – November 13
Section 2: October 26 – October 30
Section 3: November 2 – November 6
* pick-up schedules rotate on a yearly basis *

Additional Notes

  • Please have leaves ready for pick-up by 7:00 am on the Monday morning corresponding to your scheduled week. Leaves will be picked up during the entire week so some leaves may not be removed until Friday of that week.
  • Leaves should be placed in a windrow on the boulevard, within 5’ of the back of the curb. It is the resident’s responsibility to ensure leaf piles are accessible. Inaccessible leaf piles will NOT be picked up.
  • Any bags, sticks, rocks, trash, or other non-conforming items will NOT be picked up.
  • The City offers a Yard Waste Recycling site for city residents: located at 1880 100th Street. City residents can drop off brush, leaves, grass clippings and personal yard waste.
  • Contact City Hall at 507-238-9461 with questions.

When it comes to water quality – Don’t Blow It.

Leaves and grass clippings blown onto the street can be carried into the storm sewers, ending up in area lakes. This has the potential to cause algae bloom.
Help keep our lakes clean and your grass green by keeping clippings and leaves off the street.

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