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Any section not completed during a week will be given priority during the next time scheduled for that area. Leaf pick up continues until around Thanksgiving. It will be discontinued before that if there is snow. Bagged leaves will not be picked up. Grass clippings, branches, sod, and other yard waste will not be collected. If you have questions regarding this schedule or leaf pickup in general, please call the City of Two Rivers Public Works Department at All waste, including leaves, need to be recycled or hauled to one of the County Yard Waste Sites by the property owner.

Click here to see the map. Since January, a citizen planning committee has been working on plans for a major re-do of Central Park West, one of Two Rivers' most visible and heavily-used public spaces.

This ambitious project is going to require aggressive fund-raising and grant-seeking by the City. But it represents an important investment in community quality of life and downtown revitalization.

The City is in the process of updating its Comprehensive Plan. The first step was a survey to gather initial information and the results are here. Continue to check back here for additional updates and information about the plan.

Please call or email erunge two-rivers. Thank you for your input. Adopted by City Council on June Click here to view meeting. Housing Market in Two Rivers. It's a good time to buy in Two Rivers. Home Appreciation is up Reviews for Two Rivers 3 Reviews. Wonderful beaches! Read More. Agree 8 Disagree It keeps getting better The town used to be pretty run down, but it at least had some factory jobs.

Those are gone now, with unsightly buildings with Agree Disagree Unfortunatly there are too many draw backs. This town is windy-almost always, and with winter going on and on, You can also use our New Interactive Map to explore places.

Try Now. Point Beach State Park, on the city's north side, draws thousands of visitors each year for camping, bicycling and hiking along Lake Michigan. Two Rivers, Wisconsin. See more images, essays, newspapers, museum objects and records about Two Rivers. Visit our other Wisconsin Historical Society websites!