City contracts ACE to enforce street sweeping violations starting February 18

February 17, 2025 | Torrance City, Los Angeles County, California

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The Torrance City Council has announced a new initiative to enhance street sweeping enforcement, which will begin on February 18. The city has contracted with an outside vendor, ACE, to oversee the enforcement of street sweeping violations. While ACE's primary focus will be on street sweeping, they will also have the authority to issue citations for other observed violations.

To ease the transition, the city will implement a grace period from February 18 to March 16, during which street sweeping enforcement will be suspended. During this time, ACE will distribute warnings instead of citations. Residents are encouraged to continue moving their vehicles to allow street sweepers to access curbside areas effectively.
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Starting March 17, citations for street sweeping violations will resume, with fines set at $52. Payments for these fines can be made online or in person at the city hall permit center. The revenue generated from parking fines will contribute to the city's general fund, supporting various community services and initiatives.

This update aims to improve the cleanliness of Torrance streets while providing residents with a clear understanding of the new enforcement measures and their implications.

Converted from Street Sweeping Update meeting on February 17, 2025
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