Street Sweeping
The San Jacinto Public Works Street Division provides city street sweeping services once a month in residential areas and twice a month on major roadways. The city street sweeping service schedule was implemented to improve the cleanliness, health and safety of San Jacinto roadways.
One of the City's propane-powered alternative fuel sweepers.
Although the City of San Jacinto does not enforce street sweeping parking restrictions, we appreciate your assistance in keeping the streets clear on your scheduled day. Please review the included street sweeping map & schedule to join with us in providing the maximum street sweeper effectiveness in your neighborhood.
- See the street sweeping brochure (updated 05/04/09)
- See a detailed street sweeping schedule and map ( 600K updated 05/03/09)
Scheduling may change due to weather conditions or unforeseen mechanical problems. For example, if the streets are too wet, sweepers cannot remove debris.
Questions about street sweeping?
Contact the City of San Jacinto Public Works Streets Division:
270 Bissel Place, San Jacinto
Phone:
(951) 654-4041
Business Hours: 7:00 am - 3:30 pm, M-F (Closed on major holidays).
What You Can Do
Your help is needed to make this program successful. Please keep the streets clear on street sweeping day, by doing the following:
- Park off the street
Please park vehicles off the street prior to your scheduled day.
- Remove trash cans & other obstructions from the street
Remove any trash containers, portable basketball hoops & RV access ramps from the street or gutter.
- Keep your street trees trimmed
Trim any low obstructing tree branches (private trees only).
- Don't blow or sweep leaves and other debris into the street
Avoid blowing, piling, raking or sweeping leaves or other debris in the street or gutter. Street sweepers are not designed to pick up large pieces, piles or wet debris.
Only Water Down the Storm Drain
Water pollution degrades surface waters making them unsafe for drinking, fishing, swimming, and other activities. As authorized by the Clean Water Act, the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit program controls water pollution by regulating point sources that discharge pollutants into waters of the United States.
Street sweepers remove debris from our streets & prevent it from entering our storm drains. Street sweeping also helps the city comply with state and federal storm water quality requirements.
Learn more about NPDES: Riverside County Storm Water Protection
Here's another helpful NPDES web site: www.epa.gov/npdes/
