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Move Your Cars! Street Sweeping To Resume In Manhattan Beach

Have you gotten used to leaving your car parked on the street? Think again! Street sweeping enforcement resumes in Manhattan Beach.

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Folks parking on Manhattan Beach streets will want to pay attention to posted signs about street sweeping after weeks of not having to worry about it during COVID-19.
Folks parking on Manhattan Beach streets will want to pay attention to posted signs about street sweeping after weeks of not having to worry about it during COVID-19. (Liz Spear | MB Patch)

MANHATTAN BEACH, CA — Manhattan Beach, move your cars! That's the word from MB City Council, which voted to resume normal citywide street sweeping starting this Monday, June 15. Council made the decision at its Thursday, June 11 meeting.

Due to the State's Stay-At-Home order during the coronavirus pandemic, City Council voted to stop sweeping most streets in the city earlier this year. Now, as restrictions begin to be lifted, residents and visitors to the city are advised to pay attention to posted signs and check out the city's street sweeping schedule online.

The city will offer a brief grace period before they begin to issue citations. If you have any questions about street sweeping, please contact the City's Street Maintenance Division with at (310) 802-5311.

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