If you do not move your vehicle from the road when street cleaning is scheduled, you may receive a ticket and, in some cases, your vehicle can be towed.
A community-wide parking ban is in effect when Street Sweeping Signs with “No Parking” decals are placed around a community during Spring Clean-up. Residential street sweeping bans occurs Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Any vehicle that has not been removed from the street for the duration of the ban in the area is subject to ticketing.
Vehicles are subject to be ticketed and towed if the small 3-feet high “No Parking” signs are placed along the road. They will be placed at least 24 hours prior to street sweeping. If vehicles are towed:
to a nearby space, the vehicle owner will be issued a street sweeping ticket.to an impound lot, the vehicle owner pays the ticket, tow, and impound fee.
Please follow on-street signage for street sweeping, as any vehicle that has not been removed is subject to ticketing and/or towing during the dates and times on posted signage. If the information in the online schedule differs from on-street signage, the posted signage prevails.
When the street cleaning signs are up and vehicles are still on the road, crews will sweep around vehicles.