Grande Prairie launches fall street sweeping Oct. 5 across neighbourhoods
Crews will clear leaves, sand and debris from residential roads and catch basins through mid-October. Residents are asked to move vehicles off streets during scheduled cleaning times.
Why it matters
Residents in affected neighbourhoods need to move vehicles off the street on scheduled days to avoid disrupting cleanup crews.
The City of Grande Prairie will begin its fall residential street sweeping program on Monday, Oct. 5, with crews working to remove leaves, sand and other debris from roads while clearing material around catch basins and the drainage system.
Operations start in the Hillside, Mountview and VLA/Montrose neighbourhoods, running from 7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. The schedule then moves through different areas each weekday: Patterson, South Patterson and Southview on Oct. 6; Avondale, College Park and Swanavon/Highland Park North on Oct. 7; Kensington, Mission Heights, O'Brien Lake and Stone Ridge on Oct. 8; and Arbour Hills, Gateway, Northridge, Royal Oaks and Westgate on Oct. 9.
Cleaning resumes the following week, covering Country Club Estates, Countryside North and South, Signature Falls and Country Club West on Oct. 13; Cobblestone, Fieldbrook, Highland Park South, Riverstone and Smith on Oct. 14; Pinnacle Ridge and Westpointe on Oct. 15; Lakeland, Easthaven, Crystal Ridge, Copperwood and Crystal Lake Estates on Oct. 16; and Crystal Heights, Crystal Landing, Summit and Ivy Lake Estates on Oct. 19.
The City is asking residents to keep their vehicles off the street while sweepers are working in their neighbourhoods to allow crews to complete the cleanup efficiently.
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