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Rossland Avenue residents: notice of no parking for street sweeping

Residents of Rossland Avenue are advised that crews will be completing required street sweeping on Tuesday, May 28th (even addresses/Columbo side) and Wednesday, May 29th (odd addresses/chain-up side).

Traffic control will be on site starting at approximately 6 am, in which residents are advised to find alternate parking prior to the crew arrival.

As a result of this work there will be no parking in the active sweeping area (see map).

The City of Trail apologizes for any inconvenience this may cause.

Please contact the Public Works Department at 250-364-0840 if you require further information.


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