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Mosinee, WI Trash & Recycling: Bulk Item Disposal (2026)

Light Restrictions
Compiled from the official code textEditor Martyn O'NeillLast verified September 2026

Key Facts

Pickup schedule
Third week of every month
Materials covered
Brush, branches, Christmas trees
Prep requirement
Remove rope, wire, plastic before stacking
Placement
Neatly stacked with cut ends toward alley or curb
Adopted by
Ordinance No. 92-1, February 24, 1992

Summary

The City of Mosinee picks up brush, branches and Christmas trees curbside during the third week of every month under Code of Ordinances Sec. 66-107(a). Residents must strip rope, wire and plastic from the material first and stack it neatly next to the alley or curb with cut ends facing the collection route.

Brush, branches, and Christmas trees will be picked up by the city crew during the third week of each month. Residents are to remove any rope, wire, plastic or other objects from the branches or brush and neatly stack the material next to the alley or curb with the cut ends facing the alley or curb.

Full Breakdown

Section 66-107(a) of the Mosinee Code of Ordinances, part of Chapter 66's Article III on mandatory recycling, sets the schedule for the city's bulk brush program: city crews pick up brush, branches and Christmas trees during the third week of each month rather than on the regular weekly trash day. Before setting material out, residents must remove any rope, wire, plastic or other objects from the branches or brush, and the material must be neatly stacked next to the alley or curb with the cut ends facing the alley or curb so crews can load it efficiently.

This monthly schedule is distinct from the weekly household garbage and recycling pickups described elsewhere in Chapter 66, and it is separate from the leaf and grass rules in the same section, which route those materials to burning, home composting or the city's lawn waste transfer site instead of curbside collection. The provision was adopted by Ordinance No. 92-1 in 1992 and has not been superseded by later amendments visible in the code, so residents planning a fall cleanup or storm debris removal should expect the pickup only in the designated week, not on demand.

Large brush piles left out on other weeks, or piles still tangled with wire, rope or plastic debris, risk being passed over by the crew rather than triggering a fine, since this section describes a service schedule rather than a prohibition with its own penalty clause.

Violations & Fines

Section 66-107 does not set a monetary fine for improper brush preparation. The practical consequence of failing to strip rope, wire or plastic from branches, or of stacking material incorrectly, is that the city crew may simply pass over the pile; residents whose brush or branches are not out during the scheduled third week of the month must wait for the next month's pickup.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Mosinee pick up brush and branches?
Section 66-107(a) schedules city crews to collect brush, branches and Christmas trees during the third week of each month, separate from the regular weekly trash and recycling pickup days.
Do I need to prepare branches before putting them out?
Yes. Section 66-107(a) requires residents to remove rope, wire, plastic or other objects from branches or brush and stack the material neatly next to the alley or curb with the cut ends facing the collection route.
What happens if my brush pile is not ready during pickup week?
The code sets no fine for this; Section 66-107(a) simply schedules pickup for the third week of the month, so material set out incorrectly or on the wrong week will likely be left for the following month's collection.

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