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City of Tracy reminds residents of street‑sweeping schedule; asks that vehicles be moved and leaves go in organics bin
Summary
Adrian with the City of Tracy reminded residents that street sweeping typically runs every other week, usually the day after recycling pickup, urged vehicle removal on sweep days, and advised placing large leaf piles in organics bins because sweepers no longer collect them.
Adrian with the City of Tracy reminded residents that street sweeping typically runs every other week, usually the day after recycling pickup, and asked residents to move vehicles and remove large items on their assigned sweeping day so crews can clean curb to curb.
"If your recycling was collected today, your street sweeping will likely happen tomorrow," Adrian said, and directed residents to cityoftracy.org/streetsweeping to view the full map and calendar for exact schedules.
The city also warned that leaf pickup has ended for the season and that sweepers cannot collect large piles of leaves. "While sweepers can handle small amounts of leaves and debris, large piles can clog the trucks and cause delays," Adrian said. He urged residents, "Instead, please place leaves in your organics bin."
The notice framed the steps as preventive: keeping streets clear protects storm drains and helps prevent flooding, the message said. Adrian closed by thanking residents for cooperating to keep neighborhoods clean.
For the full map and calendar, the city provided: cityoftracy.org/streetsweeping.
