Harvey Park Street Sweeping Schedule

Street sweeping in Harvey Park happens from April through November, once a month, on the third Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday of the month, depending on the block^[1]. Most signs in the neighborhood are for the third Wednesday or Tuesday.

The two sides of one block often have different sweeping days^[2]. The exact day for your car depends on which side of the street you park on. The sign on your block is the law.

Reading the sign on your block

Look for the red-and-white sign on your block. It lists the sweeping day for that side of the street. Signs may not include hours, so assume the restriction applies all day unless otherwise posted^[4].

The physical sign on your block is the law. The city's sign inventory is a snapshot and may not reflect recent changes^[4]. If the sign says 'No Parking,' your car must be moved that day to avoid a citation^[3].

Remaining 2026 dates in Harvey Park

The table below shows the remaining 2026 street sweeping dates in Harvey Park, based on the posted rules from the city's sign inventory. These dates already exclude city holidays, when sweeping does not occur^[1].

154 sweeping signs on record in Harvey Park. Dates skip city holidays.

Reminders

You can sign up for free reminders based on your block's signs. Denver Broomsday sends email alerts the night before and the morning of each sweep day. The city also offers text and email reminders.

Questions people ask

When is street sweeping in Harvey Park?

From April through November, street sweeping in Harvey Park occurs on the third Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday of the month, depending on the block and side of the street^[1].

What day is street sweeping on my block in Harvey Park?

The day depends on the red-and-white sign on your block. The two sides of the street may sweep on different days. The sign on your block is the law^[2].

How do I avoid a street sweeping ticket in Harvey Park?

Move your car on the posted sweeping day for your side of the street. If you leave it parked, you may get a $50 citation^[3]. Move the car and you keep the fifty.