Sun Valley street sweeping schedule
Street sweeping in Sun Valley happens during the second week of the month, from April through November. The exact day depends on your block.
The two sides of one block often sweep on different days[3]. Posted rules in Sun Valley include the second Tuesday through Friday of the month, depending on the block.
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. The sign on your block is the law.
Some signs list hours; others do not, meaning the restriction can apply all day. The city's inventory may not reflect current hours posted on the pole[1].
Remaining 2026 dates in Sun Valley
The table below shows the remaining 2026 street sweeping dates in Sun Valley, based on the posted rules from the city's sign inventory. These dates already skip city holidays. The sign on your block is the law.
| Posted rule | Share | Dates left in 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| second Friday of the month | 29% | Fri Oct 9Fri Nov 13 |
| second Tuesday of the month | 27% | Tue Oct 13Tue Nov 10 |
| second Wednesday of the month | 24% | Wed Oct 14 |
| second Thursday of the month | 15% | Thu Oct 8Thu Nov 12 |
41 sweeping signs on record in Sun Valley; 2 carry less common rules not shown. Dates skip city holidays.
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Reminders
You can sign up for free reminders from Denver Broomsday or the city to know when to move your car. Both services use the posted sign on your block to send alerts.
Questions people ask
What day is street sweeping in Sun Valley?
It depends on your block and the side of the street. Most signs in Sun Valley list the second Tuesday through Friday of the month[1].
Is street sweeping every month in Sun Valley?
Street sweeping runs from April through November. There are no residential sweeps in December through March[2].
Can I get a ticket if I don't move my car?
Yes. If your car is parked on the side being swept, it may be ticketed and could be relocated[3]. Move the car and you keep the fifty[4].
Sources
Every cited sentence above points here. These are human-written sources; this site adds no facts of its own beyond the sign counts and dates.
- Denver Open Data Catalog, sign inventory and statistical neighborhoods — City and County of Denver
- Street Sweeping — Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure
- Tickets, Towing & Disputes — City and County of Denver
- Denver, beware: Street sweeping starts Wednesday — Denverite · Paolo Zialcita · 2026-03-31