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Schedule for Trash Pick-Up, Pothole and Street Repairs City of Tuskegee Public Works Department Schedule for Trash Pick-up, Pothole and Street Repairs Week of the First Monday Highway 126 Wheatly Street Gunn Avenue Cypress Village Apts. Battle Street Benner Avenue Marable Court Ridge Street Benner Circle Franklin Road Terrance Street Lassiter Street Terrell Street Fourth Avenue Gregg Avenue North Greenwood Wynn Drive Gregg Circle Motley Lane Fifth Avenue Jones Street Boy Scout Circle Second Street Chapel Court W. Montgomery Road First Street Simpson Street Gregory Street Ramsey Street Barrow Street Greene Street Clark Avenue Cole Street Logan Street Bibb Street Bowen Street Washington Avenue Gay Street Cly-Ann Drive Wheeler Street Neal Street Clemmie Street Anderson Avenue Hudson Street Young Avenue Lincoln Avenue Barnes Street Hightower Street Watkins Avenue Scott Street Haggins Street Holsey Street Calloway Street Gibbs Street Bailey Street Bruce Street Colvert Street McCall Street Taylor Street Beasley Street N. Center Street Penny Street Chambliss Street Central Avenue Adams Street Kelly Drive Thornton Street House of Prayer Place Phillips Drive Ellison Avenue Irene Street Floyd Court Alabama Avenue Dexter Street Fielder Street Avenue A-B-C-E ACB Street Johnson Street Reed Avenue Benson Avenue Thompson Street Parker Avenue Judkins Court Bibb Street Week of Fifth Monday - areas not completed on regular schedule. City of Tuskegee Public Works Department Schedule for Trash Pick-up, Pothole and Street Repairs Week of the Second Monday Hwy. 80 West N. Park Avenue Conerly Street Peterson Avenue S. Park Avenue Washington Plaza Foye Avenue Katherine Drive S. Stevens Street N. Josephine Avenue Althea Street Pearson Street Mundy Street Washington Street Ann Street Welch Avenue Zinnia Street Jericho Street Naomi Street Howard Road S. Elm Street Randolph Circle Fuller Street W. Oak Street Stallworth Avenue Perry Street W. Massey Street Howard P. Carter Dr. David Street W. Price Street Maxwell Drive Foster Street College Street Ford Circle Pruitt Avenue Sanders Street Sumbry Street Pruitt Court Gautier Street Olduvai Blvd. Davison Street Yancey Street Carmichael Court Azalea Street Ella Lane L’Overture Circle Camillia Street Harrison Street Joshua Lane Bulls Avenue Hughes Street Roberson Drive Sunset Strip Laurel Street Windover Apartments Robert Street Cherry Street B. T. W. High School Morningview Avenue Alberta Street Bluffview Apts. McFadden H Drive Gomillon Avenue Rainbow Drive Southmont Drive Robert Street Lewis Drive Highland Hill Drive Lucius Street Anona Street S. Church Street Webb Avenue Jolai Avenue Sylvia Street Earl Street Tenita Avenue McMillian Street Hannah Street Albert Street Shipyard Street S. Josephine Avenue Blanchette Avenue Cannon Street Willow Avenue Ethel Street Dryer Lane Wallace Circle George Street Susie Circle Wallace Street Locust Avenue Susie Street Daly Street Colonel Avenue Nall Avenue Patterson Street Richardson Street Houston Street Oakwood Drive Pine Street Lennard Avenue Moton Circle Capricorn Village Apts. Week of Fifth Monday - areas not completed on regular schedule. City of Tuskegee Public Works Department Schedule for Trash Pick-up, Pothole and Street Repairs Week of the Third Monday E. Spring Street Torrence Road E. Oak Street (UE) E. Lee Street Union Springs Road E. Price Street N. School Street N. Dee Street E. Massey Street E. Rosa Parks Avenue Old Columbus Road Brewer Street East MLK Highway Pinkard Trailer Park Gant Avenue N. Maple Street Freddie Drive W. Lakeshore Drive E. Church Street Kimberly Avenue Prestwood Circle Drakeford Drive Tamala Drive Vaughn Street Hospital Road Campbell Drive White Street N. Water Street Pine Terrace Drive Louise Lane Dibble Street E. Lakeshore Drive Hunt Street N. Elm Street Lakeshore Drive Laslie Street W. Rosa Parks Ave. Lakeview Drive S. Lake Street Rosa Parks Plaza Bluewater Court E. Oak Street (Lower End) Avant Street Shoreham Drive Alton Street Harper Avenue Lakeview Road N. Lake Street New Street Frank Bentley Dam Short Street Gaillard Drive Oslin Drive East MLK Highway Davis Circle Edwards Drive Lewis Street Wilborn Ave. Porter Drive Marina Drive Fonville Street Wallace Drive Scoon Street S. Main Street Evans Circle Chenault Drive Lon Street W. Massey Street Magruder Street Akins Drive W. Price Street Crayton Circle Chris Circle S. Maple Street Norris Street Rush Drive S. School Street Baker Drive Week of Fifth Monday - areas not completed on regular schedule. City of Tuskegee Public Works Department Schedule for Trash Pick-up, Pothole and Street Repairs Week of the Fourth Monday E. Water Street Cedar Street Rotan Avenue Frazier Street Brooks Lane Fox Terrace Lane Street Brown Street Auburn Street (Top) Crenshaw Circle Alexander Street McNair Street Ashdale Road Chisholm Street (Formerly Cox St.) Tolbert Circle Moore Street O’Neal Street Thomas Street Collins Street N. Wright Street Whitlow Street Bethel Street Hajac Drive Patrick Avenue Mizell Road McKenzie Avenue Thomas Court Williams Street Sims Street King Circle Alexander Street Georgia Drive Crawford Street E. D. Nixon Apts. Notasulga Road Nancy Street Della Sullins St. (Formerly Clemment St.) Warner Drive Swan Street Ellington Drive McCray Street Mill Drive Auburn Street N. Marable Drive J. B. Walker Circle Morris Street Coolidge Street Clarence Street Gibson Street Chappie James Drive New York Street Chief Anderson Street Maywood Street Dr. Lincoln Ragsdale Drive Geneva Street New Hope Church Road Dudley Street Brothers Drive Hunter Street Guy Street Westport Street E. Clarence Avenue Eastport Street Charles Avenue Eich Road Stacy Avenue Spencer Circle Rhonda Avenue Ruso Lane Auburn Street (Lower End) Burton Street Dillard Street Week of Fifth Monday - areas not completed on regular schedule. .
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