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Treasure Island Road Sweeping Program Protects Streets

Treasure Island sweeps one neighborhood zone each weekday to remove debris and protect local waterways. Crews work from 7 a.m. for about four hours.

10/19/2026 · Treasure Island edition

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Treasure Island sweeps one neighborhood zone each weekday to remove sand, leaves, and litter from public streets. The program protects roads from abrasive wear, keeps debris out of storm drains, and improves water quality in the island's canals and bays.

Crews start at 7 a.m. and work for about four hours. Zone 1 (Sunset Beach) is swept Mondays. Zone 2 (Gulf Boulevard, 99th Avenue, Downtown, Lagoon, and Sunshine areas) is swept Tuesdays. The Palms (Zone 3) is swept Wednesdays, Capri (Zone 4) on Thursdays, and Paradise Island (Zone 5) on Fridays. The city adjusts schedules for weather and holidays. Residents can check an online map to find their zone.

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