Clayton Street Sweeping Schedule

Street sweeping in Clayton happens from April through November, once a month. The second week of the month is the most common, but the exact day depends on your block^[1].

The two sides of the same block are often swept on different days. Posted rules include the second Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday, and some blocks use the first Thursday. The sign on your block is the law^[2].

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. Hours may be posted, but if not, the restriction can apply all day. The physical sign on your block is the law^[4].

Because each side of the street may have a different schedule, check the sign closest to where you park. If your block has no sign, there may be no restriction. Always confirm against the actual curb signage^[2].

Remaining 2026 dates in Clayton

The table below shows the remaining 2026 street sweeping dates for the most common rules in Clayton, based on the city’s posted signs. These dates already skip city holidays, when no sweeping occurs^[1].

901 sweeping signs on record in Clayton; 1 carry less common rules not shown. Dates skip city holidays.

Reminders

You can sign up for free reminders through Denver Broomsday or the city’s own alert system. Both read the posted signs for your block and send alerts the night before and morning of the sweep^[2].

Questions people ask

When is street sweeping in Clayton, Denver?

From April through November, once a month. Most blocks are swept the second week, but the day—Tuesday through Friday—depends on your block and side of the street. The sign on your block is the law^[1].

What day is street sweeping on my block in Clayton?

The day depends on your specific block and which side of the street you park on. Check the red-and-white sign near your parking spot. The two sides often have different days^[2].

How do I avoid a street sweeping ticket in Clayton?

Move your car on the day posted on the sign for your side of the street. If you do, you keep the fifty. The sign on your block is the law^[3].