Street sweeping cancelled December 28

Thursday Dec 28th, 2017

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Due to the extreme cold temperature, mechanical street sweeping is canceled for Thursday, December 28, 2017. Parking restrictions for sweeping will not be enforced.

Street sweeping cannot proceed because the machines put down a spray of water to control dust as they sweep. In extreme cold, the equipment will freeze and can become damaged.

Other Department of Public Works services, including residential trash and recycling services, will proceed as scheduled. 

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