Full Notification

Public Service Days begin March 4
Remove parked vehicles from the street
8 a.m. to 4 p.m. each trash day
 
DEARBORN, Mich. – Public Service Days—and their parking restrictions-- will go into effect starting the week of Monday, March 4, 2019. They will last through Friday, December 13, 2019.
            The Public Service Day for each neighborhood coincides with that neighborhood’s trash collection day.
            Once Public Service Days begin for the season, residents should remove their parked vehicle from their neighborhood street on their regular trash day, starting on Monday, March 4. Tuesday’s trash district should begin getting their parked vehicles off the street on Tuesday, March 5. The pattern continues throughout the week.
            Parked vehicles must stay off the street from 8 a.m. through 4 p.m. or be subjected to tickets.
            Even if trash is picked up before 4 p.m., parked cars must stay off the street because other services may be going on until 4 p.m.
            This is the third year that Public Service Days will remain in effect from March through December.
            They were extended for the 2017 season to better align with other City services, such as yard waste and loose leaf collection schedules.
            Changing weather patterns mean services performed on Public Service Days, such as street sweeping and road repair, could be done earlier and later in the year.
            Public Service Days permit more efficient and safe collection of trash, recyclables and yard waste and allow crews to better manage road repair, tree trimming, and sewer and catch basin maintenance.
            “Residents across the city pay for services with their taxes and they deserve to have them delivered in their neighborhoods in a thorough and effective manner,” Mayor John B. O’Reilly, Jr. said. “Keeping parked cars off the streets gives us that chance.”
            For parking issues related to Public Service Days and to request a parking exemption due to a hardship, call (313) 943-2294. Parking hardship exemption applications also are available at www.cityofdearborn.org or at the front desk of the Dearborn Police Station, 16099 Michigan Avenue.