Spring Street Sweeping Begins April 20, 2026

The City of Calgary's Spring Clean-up program runs mid-April through June, clearing debris and winter materials from over 17,000 lane kilometres of paved roads. Crews sweep Monday to Friday, 8 am to 4 pm, with specific dates assigned to each community.

Residents can find their sweeping date, watch for signs at neighbourhood entrances, or sign up for email and text notifications at calgary.ca/sweep.

Here’s what you can do to help:

• Watch for signs in your community, use the address lookup or sign-up for e-mail/text notifications.

• On your sweeping day, move your car and waste/recycling bins. Driveways, garages and alleyways are great alternatives.

• Be sure to remove any non-standard, prohibited driveway ramps from the curb and gutter of a road that provides access to a front driveway onto private property. Please ensure any other obstructions, such as basketball nets, are also removed from the roadway.

Parking Bans

Before a Street Sweeping Parking ban goes in effect, City crews will put up “No Parking” signs a few days earlier at specific locations around the community. Calgarians can also sign up for e-mail/text notifications or perform the address lookup on Calgary.ca/sweep to find out their sweeping date.

Community parking bans occur Monday through Friday from 8 am to 4 pm Any vehicle that has not been removed from the street during the ban is subject to a ticket. Calgary Parking uses camera vehicles for enforcement, and tickets will arrive through the mail. In certain areas, vehicles may also be subject to towing.

You can find your sweeping date, track live progress, and sign up for email or text reminders at calgary.ca/sweep.

Ward 3 Neighbourhood Schedules

Communities marked with * require two days of sweeping - crews will continue into the following day. Dates may change due to inclement weather or equipment. Please confirm your address at calgary.ca/sweep.

Note: due to the April 15–16 snowfall, communities scheduled for April 20 may be rescheduled.

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