09/04/2026
The Huntington Sanitary Board and Sweeping Corporation of America will continue the 2026 citywide street sweeping season Tuesday, September 8, as part of an effort to minimize the impact of storm water on Huntington’s roadways and prevent pollution from entering the city’s sewer collection system.
It is important to note that this is not a beautification effort but rather a critical action to keep debris from entering the sewer collection system and treatment plant.
Residents are asked to keep an eye out for signage to give them advanced notice. Every Friday, large, yellow signs will be placed along street sweeping routes for the following week to inform residents that street sweeping is scheduled to occur in their area and to watch for “No Parking” signs.
The day before street sweeping occurs in a particular area, the large, yellow signs will be replaced with white “No Parking, Street Sweeping” signs that remind residents to remove their vehicles from the roadway during scheduled street sweeping hours, which are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Huntington Police Department will patrol and issue citations to vehicles parked in the sweeping zone during the scheduled hours.
Only curbed streets will be swept, and residents are prohibited from placing grass clippings, leaves and tree limbs in the street. Street sweepers will not remove these items.
The schedule for the weeks of September 7 and September 14 are as follows:
-- September 7: No Sweeping (Labor Day)
-- September 8 and 9: Section 1 (Guyandotte)
-- September 10 and 11: Section 2 (Altizer Park, Altizer)
-- September 14 and 15: Section 3 (Walnut Hills, Stamford Park, Beverly Hills)
-- September 16 and 17: Section 4 (Highlawn)
-- September 18: Section 5 (Highlawn)
The schedule is subject to change due to weather conditions. In the event of weather affecting the schedule, operations will be pushed back accordingly to the day or days affected.
