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The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) will resume enforcement for parking violations related to street sweeping beginning on Monday, June 15.
Photo: Jeremy Menzies/Jeremy Menzies Photographer | San Francisco Municipal Transportation AgencyThe San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) will resume enforcement for parking violations related to street sweeping beginning on Monday, June 15.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) will resume enforcement for parking violations related to street sweeping beginning on Monday, June 15.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) will resume enforcement for parking violations related to street sweeping beginning on Monday, June 15.
It's time to set a reminder to move your car parked on your street again.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Association announced Wednesday that on Monday, June 15, it will enforce parking violations related to street sweeping again.
Those cars parked on a block during a time designated for street sweeping may be fined $79.
"Keeping our streets clean is vital, so please be sure to move your cars for our friends at @sfpublicworks," SFMTA tweeted.
The city stopped ticketing for street sweeping on March 16, after the shelter-in-place order was issued to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
The city encouraged people to still move their vehicles during street cleaning, but many are failing to do so and San Francisco Public Works says as many as 18,000 cars per day are blocking street sweepers from getting the job done.
“Our agency’s main objective during our COVID-19 response was to promote safety and minimize risk to San Franciscans,” Jeffrey Tumlin, SFMTA director of transportation, said in a statement. “As more businesses open up and more residents return to work, now is the right time to ensure our streets are clean and ready to support economic activity.”
“We certainly understand the needed pause on street cleaning enforcement during the early months of shelter in place, but there have been consequences. Our mechanical sweeping crews have not been able to do as thorough a job cleaning, resulting in more litter and leaves on the streets,” Acting Public Works Director Alaric Degrafinried said in a statement. “As the City is slowly starting to reopen, we once again can provide the service San Franciscans expect and deserve.”
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Amy Graff is a digital editor with SFGATE. Email her: agraff@sfgate.com.
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