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Edmonton's Spring Sweep: Keep Streets Clean

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Edmontons Spring Sweep street cleaning initiative, running from April 8th to June 1st, aims to enhance road safety, protect storm drains, improve air quality, and reduce vehicle wear and tear. Crews will start with high-traffic areas and move into residential zones, implementing a parking ban from April 20th to 7 AM-7 PM. Residents must move their vehicles or face a $250 fine. Check the Street Sweeping Map online to stay informed.

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Edmonton's Spring Sweep: Keep Streets Clean

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Edmonton's Spring Sweep: Keep Streets Clean. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00Edmonton's kicking off its annual spring sweep street cleaning this week, running from April 8th through June 1st, weather permitting. Crews are hitting roadways and city pathways to clear out debris and dust. Boosting road safety, keeping junk out of storm drains, cleaning up the air and cutting down on vehicle wear and tear. They start with high traffic spots like major roads, business districts and arterials sweeping around the clock, but mostly at night to dodge part. Cars That's the stage before moving into neighborhoods. In residential areas, a parking ban drops starting April 20th from 7am to 7pm whenever crews are scheduled, move your ride or face A, $250 fine, though no towing. It's all to let sweepers get curbed to curb without hassle. Residents should pull up those driveway ramps too, so they don't get trashed. Check the city's street sweeping map online to see when your blocks up, no guesswork needed. Use rolling through early summer, so keep an eye on that map and play it smart to keep

1:02Edmonton streets fresh and fine. That's the story for today. Canada News Today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with the story.

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