Updated Mon, September 14, 2026 at 8:58 PM UTC
(WJET/WFXP) — Following a bout of severe weather, city officials have announced when street cleanup will begin. The City of Erie Government Facebook page announced on Friday that cleaning efforts will begin on Monday, September 14, following severe storms that impacted the area last week. That storm caused thousands of power outages, damage to homes […]
(WJET/WFXP) — Following a bout of severe weather, city officials have announced when street cleanup will begin.
The City of Erie Government Facebook page announced on Friday that cleaning efforts will begin on Monday, September 14, following severe storms that impacted the area last week.
Heavy downpours cause flooding on West 12th St. Thursday
That storm caused thousands of power outages, damage to homes and cars, as well as created countless amounts of debris throughout the city.
Crews will be collecting downed branches and tree limbs in different neighborhoods this week. The post states that Erie residents who place storm debris between the curb and sidewalk can have it picked up in accordance with the cleanup schedule.
On Monday, removal was taking place from 12th Street to the lake and from Weschler to East Avenue.
Their cleaning schedule is as follows:
Monday, September 14:
West 12th Street to the lake, State Street to Weschler Avenue
East 12th Street to the lake, State Street to East Avenue
Tuesday, September 15:
West 12th Street to the lake, Weschler Avenue to Pittsburgh Avenue
East 12th Street to the lake, East Avenue to Chautauqua Boulevard
Wednesday, September 16:
West 12th Street to West 38th Street
State Street to Pittsburgh Avenue
East 12th Street to East 38th Street
State Street to East Avenue
Thursday, September 17:
West 38th Street to West Grandview Boulevard
Greengarden Boulevard to Pittsburgh Avenue
East 38th Street to East Grandview Boulevard
State Street to Bird Drive
Friday, September 18:
West 38th Street to West Grandview Boulevard
Greengarden Boulevard to Pittsburgh Avenue
East 38th Street to East Grandview Boulevard
State Street to Bird Drive
The city would also like to remind residents to move their vehicles from the street on the days that crews are scheduled to be in the area.
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