North Central Street Cleanup Means People in Knoxville Will Need to Move Their Cars

North Central Street cleanup means people in Knoxville will need to move their cars (Courtesy: WVLT)

North Central Street Cleanup Means People in Knoxville Will Need to Move Their Cars

Knoxville, TN (WOKI) Knoxville city engineers will be organizing a cleanup on North Central Street starting this week, meaning people will need to move their cars or risk being towed.

Crews will be freshening up street markings, replacing signs and sweeping the streets Saturday, June 1 from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; it’s part of a project that will also include trash cleanup and weeding.

If you typically park in the area, you will need to move your car by 6:00 a.m. on Saturday.

“We want to thank residents and business owners, in advance, for their patience as we work on this project,” City Parking Manager Mark Elliott said. “This is similar to the roundup we do in Fort Sanders every year. We will be posting no-parking signs in the days prior to the closure and will be posting reminders on the City’s social media channels.”

City officials add that traffic shouldn’t be affected, but there may be some short-term closures.

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North Central Street Cleanup Means People in Knoxville Will Need to Move Their Cars

North Central Street cleanup means people in Knoxville will need to move their cars (Courtesy: WVLT)

North Central Street Cleanup Means People in Knoxville Will Need to Move Their Cars

Knoxville, TN (WOKI) Knoxville city engineers will be organizing a cleanup on North Central Street starting this week, meaning people will need to move their cars or risk being towed.

Crews will be freshening up street markings, replacing signs and sweeping the streets Saturday, June 1 from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; it’s part of a project that will also include trash cleanup and weeding.

If you typically park in the area, you will need to move your car by 6:00 a.m. on Saturday.

“We want to thank residents and business owners, in advance, for their patience as we work on this project,” City Parking Manager Mark Elliott said. “This is similar to the roundup we do in Fort Sanders every year. We will be posting no-parking signs in the days prior to the closure and will be posting reminders on the City’s social media channels.”

City officials add that traffic shouldn’t be affected, but there may be some short-term closures.