Brookhaven spring street sweeping to begin Friday

Brookhaven Public Works Department will conduct street sweeping for one week from Friday through March 30, weather permitting.

The city will remove debris from the length of more than 27 main and secondary roads, starting with Ashford Dunwoody Road and its nearby side streets. Residents are asked not to park curbside during this time.

A complete list of roads to be serviced is available on the city website.

Information: www.brookhavenga.gov.

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