Where to dispose of fallen leaves in the Denver Metro

The lights inside Jack-o'-Lanterns are flickering out, and the autumn colors that once lit up Denver's skyline are fading. If the leaves are piling up in your yard, here are some places to dispose of fallen leaves in the Denver Metro.
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