Short answer: Yes, street cleaning and related parking enforcement are typically suspended or adjusted on Veterans Day in many U.S. cities, but the exact rules depend on your city. It’s best to check your local city’s public works or transportation department for the precise schedule. What to verify for Veterans Day

• Whether street sweeping (the actual sweeping and enforcement) is suspended or still in effect on Veterans Day.
• If parking meters and other parking restrictions remain in effect or are temporarily relaxed.
• Any differences between residential areas (often different from commercial corridors) and whether there are partial suspensions.

How to find authoritative details

• Check the official city or county public works or transportation department website for a Veterans Day street sweeping or holiday enforcement notice.
• Look for a holiday schedule or a street parking/enforcement calendar (often labeled “Holiday Schedule,” “Street Cleaning,” or “Alternate Side Parking”).
• If unsure, you can also call your city’s non-emergency information line or submit a 311 request to confirm the specific block-by-block rules.

If you’d like, specify your city and I can pull the exact Veterans Day street cleaning rules for that location.