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Frequently Asked Questions

• Is street sweeping parking enforced in San Francisco?

  The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency has resumed enforcement of the street sweeping parking regulation.

• How do I know if my street is street sweeping?

  Always check for street sweeping and parking signs. Look 100 feet in both directions for any parking signs and double check the curb to see if there are any color curb markings. Note that you can't park until the street has been physically swept during street sweeping hours.

• Can you park next to a street sweep truck?

  Parking is Allowed After Sweeping Sweeping the streets keeps them clean, and street sweeping citations discourage vehicle owners from blocking the street sweeping truck's path. Once the street sweeping truck has swept the curbside, you may park your vehicle there, even if the posted sweeping hours have not expired. DPW's Street Sweeping Schedule

• How often do you sweep San Francisco streets?

  We clean about ninety percent of San Francisco streets with mechanical sweepers. We cover 150,000 curb miles and remove 25,000 tons of litter and debris every year. Generally, we sweep residential streets weekly or twice per month and sweeps commercial areas at least once per week.

• When will my street be swept clean?

  All street sweeping schedules are dependent on weather and roadway conditions. Neighborhood streets throughout the city will be swept clean on a rotating schedule each week through Nov 30th. Sign-up for email alerts to be notified of posted streets sweeping schedules.

• What is the mechanical street sweeping program?

  The Mechanical Street Sweeping program helps the City comply with the State stormwater discharge permit. Downtown District: Downtown is swept on a daily basis. Please adhere to posted parking signs.

• Are there changes to the street sweeping schedule?

  There have been some changes to the street sweeping schedule due to covid. Streets that were once swept weekly have been reduced to bi-weekly. Streets are either swept on the first and third weeks of the month or the second and fourth weeks of the month.

• What time does the San Francisco street cleaning department clean?

  In residential areas, street sweeping tends to happen any time from the early morning to the afternoon. In commercial areas, street sweeping usually happens at night. To make it easy for you to find the San Francisco street cleaning schedule, you can use this map and tap on any spot to view the hours of enforcement.