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“Street Cleaning Sign Changes & Confusion!”

“Dear PoPville,

The north side of Q Street NW, between 15th and 16th has, in all recent memory (10+ years), been Tuesday street cleaning.

But . . . they’ve put one – one! – new sign in the middle of the block that says “Thursday”!

There’s an older “Tuesday” sign at 1529 Q St NW, and now a newer “Thursday” sign at 1519 Q St NW, and another “Tuesday” sign further up the block closer to 15th. The south side of the street remains “Monday.”

And – the Tuesday sign says 9:30 – 11:30 while the Thursday sign says 9:30 – 10:30.

Confusing as hell . . .”

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