Alert

Douglas County is in Stage 2 Fire Restrictions by order of the Sheriff. Visit the Douglas County Sherriff’s office page to learn more about what is allowed during a Stage 2 Fire Restriction.

Your County
Menu ☰
Public Works
Looking for something specific?
Service Finder
×

01.

Help Me With...

Select from list
My Residential Property
My Driver's License or Vehicle Registration
Requesting Assistance
Elections
Health Department

02.

Select from list
My Property Valuation
Understanding My Valuation
Paying My Property Tax
Neighborhood Sales
Building Permits
Vehicle Registration - New Stickers
Vehicle Registration - New Vehicle
Drivers License - New or Renew
New Resident Vehicle Registration
Adult Protection
Child Welfare
Child Support
Child Care
Financial Assistance
Medical Assistance
Food Assistance
Register to Vote / Update Voter Registration
Upcoming Election Information
Ballot Drop Box Locations
Voter Service and Polling Centers
Birth/Death Records
Restaurant Inspections
Community Health
Child Care Center Inspections
Septic System Inspections
Emergency Preparedness & Response
Disease Surveillance
Mental and Behavioral Health Education
Community Health and Clinical Services
Women, Infants and Children

03.

×
Assessor Treasurer Building Employment Health Department Property Tax Relief and Reform
× Close
Public Works

Street Sweeping

To report excess roadway debris for removal, please call 303-660-7480.

Douglas County provides street sweeping in residential areas throughout the County. Please call the phone number above if you need excess roadway debris removed.

 

Street Sweeping - General Information

Why does Douglas County sweep its streets?

  • Remove sand and debris that can cause unsafe conditions for motorists, bicyclists, and pedestrians.
  • Remove particulate matter to improve air quality locally and meet metro-area air quality standards.
  • Improve water quality by removing debris before it can enter storm sewers and drainage ways.

When are streets swept?

  • Arterial roadways within the urbanized unincorporated areas of the County are swept after each snowstorm throughout the winter.
  • Arterial roadways are swept at other times of the year as required. The normal interval for sweeping arterial roadways is every 2-3 weeks.
  • Residential and collector streets are swept once in the spring and again in the fall.

What residents can do to assist?

Residents can assist street sweepers by removing vehicles and other obstructions from the street. Signs are placed at the entrance to subdivisions the day before sweeping is scheduled to occur. Residents can also assist by not blowing grass clippings, leaves, and debris in the street.