Streets & Sidewalks

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Contact the City’s Public Works Department for information or assistance with anything related to streets & sidewalks including parking permits, sidewalk repairs, snow plow and street sweeper schedules, street lights, and traffic calming (speed bumps, signage, etc.)

Parking

Parking Permits

Report an Abandoned Vehicle

Sidewalks

The City of Grass Valley follows the California Streets and Highways Code 5610 (Maintenance of Sidewalks). 

The City has a Sidewalk Cost-Sharing Program to assist property owners with repairing displaced and damaged sidewalks by providing partial reimbursement of costs.

Sidewalk Cost Sharing Program

Sidewalk Cost Sharing Application

Sidewalk Cost Sharing Deposit Agreement

Snow Plowing

The City plows all main roads and emergency access roads first, and then all side roads except for privately maintained roads.

Streetlights

Street Light Request Form & Petition

Report a Streetlight Outage

Street Sweeping 

Street Sweeper Schedule

Avoiding vehicles parked in the street causes the sweeper to leave inaccessible areas unswept. To ensure the street sweeper is able to reach the entire street area in front of your property, please try to park off the street (if possible) on the days your street is scheduled to be swept.

Please be advised: It is the property owner’s (or their hired landscape professional’s) responsibility to dispose of yard debris; including all leaves, pine needles and other yard waste blown or raked during yard maintenance activities (disposing of piles of vegetation in the street is considered littering). The City is not responsible for collecting debris from property owners’ yards, and any piles left in the street will be bypassed as the street sweeper cannot pick up piles of vegetation.

The street sweeper schedule reflects optimum conditions.  Personnel changes, other workloads, and equipment downtime can effect this schedule.

Please contact the Public Works Department with any questions/concerns (530) 274-4350

Traffic Calming

The City’s Neighborhood Traffic Calming Program was established to address traffic concerns within the parameters of Grass Valley’s unique streets.

Traffic Calming Program

Traffic Calming Petition