Property Maintenance
Facilities Maintenance
Loose Leaf Collection
Cemeteries
Facilities Maintenance
Property Maintenance provides landscaping, tree pruning, and grounds maintenance to help beautify the City. The City of Graham has been a Tree City USA member for 38 years.
Loose Leaf Collection
Loose Leaf Collection
The City of Graham will collect fall and winter leaves from Monday, October 27, 2025 through Monday, February 16, 2026. We ask residents to use this service due to landfill disposal regulations. Call-in service will not be available.
Pile loose leaves behind the curb by 7:00 a.m. to ensure pickup. If your street has no curb, pile leaves on the shoulder instead. Do not put leaves in streets, ditches, or over water meters. Crews will not collect leaves mixed with gravel, glass, or other debris.
Do you need more frequent pickup? Then place leaves in a 32-gallon container with handles. Set it out with your regular yard waste. Crews will not pick up bagged leaves.
Call the Property Maintenance Division at 570-6709, ext. 6 or 570-6710, ext. 6 with questions. Crews work set areas on a fixed schedule. Therefore, they cannot make special pickups.
Cemeteries
Cemeteries
The City of Graham Cemetery Division is responsible for the perpetual maintenance of the City’s two cemeteries, located along E. Elm and E. Pine Streets is the oldest cemetery and home of the final resting place of two governors. Unfortunately there are no grave sites available for sale in Linwood Cemetery at this time. Graham Memorial Park, located along E. Gilbreath Street and Cooper Road, affords residents the opportunity to purchase both traditional and cremation grave sites. Some sections of Graham Memorial Park are also available to nonresidents.
Hours of City Cemeteries:
Dawn to Dusk.
For more information, please contact:
336-570-6700 ext. 117 or 336-570-6709 ext. 316
Cemeteries Map
Cemetery Ordinance
Grave Site Availability (Coming Soon)
Section Number Graham Memorial Map (Coming Soon)
Cemetery Lot Map (Coming Soon) – Effective x/xx/xx
Beautifying the City through landscaping and maintenance of public facilities and grounds, such as cemeteries, City Hall, Children’s Museum, street/memorial trees, and downtown landscaping are the primary responsibilities of the Property Maintenance Department. In addition, staff of the Property Maintenance Department are responsible for administering the City’s leaf collection program.
