Residents of Carberry, Manitoba, will need to move their vehicles this Friday to make way for street sweeping equipment cleaning town roads. The Town of Carberry posted a public notice on July 15, 2026, alerting the community that sweeping is scheduled for Friday, July 17.
The notice alerts residents that street sweeping will take place. While the notice itself does not explicitly ask residents to move their vehicles, it is standard practice for on-street parking to be cleared during such operations. The sweeping service is contracted from TCI out of Brandon, which uses water during the process to control dust and debris, according to May 12 council meeting minutes.
Street sweeping is a routine part of summer maintenance, clearing buildup from roads that accumulates over the winter and spring. The service helps keep Carberry clean and safe for both residents and the many visitors who pass through the town, located at the junction of Highways 1 and 5 near Spruce Woods Provincial Park.
The 2022-2026 town council, led by Mayor Ray Muirhead, oversees municipal services like this. The council includes Deputy Mayor Bill Kalinowich and councillors Debbie Rea, Samantha VanDamme, Lisa Dobbin-Waters, and youth councillor Krister Boganes Jr., with Teresa McConnell serving as chief administrative officer.
Residents are encouraged to plan ahead to help the sweeping crew complete their work without interruption.
