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Chipping Schedule

May 29-31st

  • Beaver Valley Rd (Shales Ln to River Rd)

    • Shales Ln, Blue Ribbon Ln, Bretz Rd, Hill St, ALL of River Rd

June 5th-6th

  • ​Chiwawa Loop Rd (Wending Ln to Mountain Springs)

    • Wending Ln, Shugart Flats, Fish Pond Ln, Stonewater Ranch, Mountain Springs Lodge​​​

​June 12th-13th

  • State Route 207, Kahler Glen, South Shore, Stellarwood

    • ​Conard, Braeburn, Cedar Brae, Stellarwood, South Shore, South Shore Summer Homes, Zanika

​June 19th-20th

  • Lake Wenatchee Highway to Tall Timber​

    • North Shore, Whispering Pines, White River Rd, Tall Timber

​June 25th-26th

  • Highway 2 corridor (Butcher Creek to White Pine)​

    • White Pine, Gill Creek, Nason Ridge, Sunland, Dardanelles, Coulter Creek, Butcher Creek​

​June 27th-28th

  • Coles Corner and Winton

    • Winton Rd, Natapoc, Deep Powder Ln, Bradshaw, Big Pine, Cowboy Lane, Jack Pine, Rieche Rd, Graham Ln, Karl Rd

Sign up here

Lake Wenatchee Fire and Rescue offers a free chipping service to assist community members with reducing the threat of wildfires to their homes.

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When you sign up, select your neighborhood from the dropdown menu in the form.

Who is Eligible?

The free chipping service is open to anyone living within District 9 (Plain, Lake Wenatchee, and communities on hwy 2). If you are not sure if we cover your area, just call the office and ask! (Chumstick and Leavenworth are NOT in our district)

Disbursement Option Diagram:
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Pile Guidelines

  • We must be able to access the pile with the truck and chipper​

  • Place all of the stems of trees and brush pointing in the same direction with the cut end towards the road

  • Maximum pile height of 5ft

  • Pile items by hand

  • Pile should not block traffic

  • You may have multiple piles, but 1 well stacked pile is preferred

Allowed

  • Trees and limbs up to 8in in diameter

  • Trimmings and brush

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Not Allowed

  • Noxious weeds, sod, root balls, pine needles, slash piles or leaves

  • Animal waste, garbage, plastic bags or metal

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