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Clay County Street Sweeper Program
Clay County’s Street Sweeper Program is designed to keep our roads clean, safe, and environmentally friendly. By regularly removing debris, leaves, and litter from roadways, the program helps prevent stormwater pollution, protects local waterways, and enhances the appearance of our community.
To be included in the program, roads must have both curb and gutter infrastructure, as well as a functioning storm drain system.
Below is the list of roads currently included in the program. This list is continuously evolving. If you have any questions about this program please email askclay@claycountygov.com
| Road | Start (From) | Stop (To) |
|---|---|---|
| Bald Eagle Rd. | US 17 | Pine Ave. |
| CR 220 | Knight Boxx Rd. | US 17 |
| College Dr. | SR 21 | CR 220 |
| Knight Boxx Rd. | SR 21 | CR 220 |
| Wells Rd. | Railroad Tracks | SR 21 |
| Wells Rd. | SR 21 | Cedar Bend Dr. |
| Old Jennings Rd. | Branan Field Rd. | SR 21 |
| Challenger Dr. | Old Jennings Rd. | Oakleaf Plantation Pkwy |
| Discovery Dr. | Oakleaf Plantation Pkwy | Old Jennings Rd. |
| Oakleaf Plantation Pkwy | Discovery Dr. | Clay/Duval Line |
| Branan Field Rd. | Old Jennings Rd. | SR 21 |
| Tynes Blvd. / Royal Pines Dr. | Tynes Elementary School | Oakleaf Plantation Pkwy |
| Trail Ridge Rd. | Tynes Blvd. | Discovery Dr. |
| Henley Rd. | SR 21 | CR 218 |
A sweeper with a unique name
Several elementary schools sit along the sweeper’s main route, sparking an idea from Public Works to engage young residents in local government—by letting them name the street sweeper.
The County's Communications Office shared educational materials and invited schools to submit names. Students responded with creative entries like Lil’ Scrubby, The Sweeper-ella Express, and Sweeptimus Prime.
The winning name? Sweep Dreams—inspired by second graders at Tynes Elementary School. Watch the video below - or read more here - to see the whole story!