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- 3 dogs$25/visit$216.67/month
Johnson County
New Whiteland, incorporated in July 1954, traces its start to the rerouting of US 31, and its town code requires owners to collect their animals' waste from public and private property.

Scooping in New Whiteland
New Whiteland is a town in Johnson County, with its town hall on Tracy Road and the ZIP code 46184, which it shares with Whiteland. The town was incorporated in July 1954 and traces its start to the rerouting of US 31 between Indianapolis and Seymour.
The town lists five parks, open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., and none of them is a dog park. We scoop yards here twice weekly, weekly or every two weeks, and quote waste station and common-area work for properties.
Local jobs and reviews: We start service this fall. Real jobs and reviews from this area go here as they come in.
Parks and trails
Parks, trails and dog parks in and around town, from the town's own pages.
A paved walking trail around a lake.
Wooded, with a creek, and half of the free Grassy Creek Disc Golf Course.
Basketball courts and the other half of the disc golf course.
A catch-and-release pond, named for Sgt. Joseph E. Proctor.
Local rules
Owners and handlers must "collect and remove from all public property, and the private property of others, the waste, excrement and feces of their respective animals" (Town Code § 132.09).
Off its owner's property, a dog must be under direct control: on a leash, or for a trained dog, voice or visual commands within 100 feet (Town Code §§ 132.01, 132.02). In town parks, dogs must be on a leash (§ 91.19).
New Whiteland's stormwater ordinance (No. 2028, adopted in 2006) lists animal wastes as a pollutant. Picking up after your dog keeps it out of the storm drains.
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We also serve, in Johnson County: Greenwood, Center Grove, Bargersville, Franklin, Whiteland.
Local history
New Whiteland is incorporated in July. The town traces its start to the rerouting of US 31 between Indianapolis and Seymour.
The town adopts its stormwater ordinance, No. 2028, which lists animal wastes as a pollutant.
Around town
A joint clean-up with Whiteland, held for the past three years.
New Whiteland pricing
The same rates in New Whiteland as everywhere we scoop. Billed once a month, at the start of the month.
The cleanest yard.
The most popular.
Budget friendly.
Your price depends on how many dogs you have and how often we come. Oversized yards may require modified pricing. Commercial properties are priced by custom quote.
Questions
Yes. New Whiteland's code requires owners and handlers to collect and remove their animals' waste from all public property and other people's property.
Off its owner's property, a dog must be under direct control: on a leash, or for a trained dog, voice or visual commands within 100 feet. Town parks require a leash.
No. The town's five parks don't include a dog park. Whiteland's K9 Vader Bark Park is the nearest town dog park.
Yes. New Whiteland is one of the six areas Pickup Crew serves, for twice weekly, weekly or every-two-weeks scooping and commercial service.
We serve Greenwood, Center Grove, Bargersville, Franklin, Whiteland and New Whiteland, all in Johnson County, Indiana.
Yes, in every area we serve: they're all in Johnson County, and the offer is for the first 100 customers in Johnson County.
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