Snow removal

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New snow storage pad reduces environmental impacts of salt
January 14, 2020

Tips for driving in winter weather conditions
January 15, 2019

 

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Plow Tracker

We’re committed to keeping our roads and sidewalks safe and clear of snow and ice.

What the Plow Tracker shows

City snow plows

Sidewalk snow plows

Contractor snow plows

Primary roads

Secondary roads

Residential roads

During residential plow outs, Plow Tracker shows our plows and contractor plows working together to clear roads and sidewalks. On other days, Plow Tracker shows plows doing regular winter road maintenance like using salt, sand, and brine to keep the roads and sidewalks clear of ice.

Learn about snow removal and report an issue

How can you help?

• Allow for extra commute times and drive according to road conditions
• Never pass a snow plow
• If you’re able, please help clear sidewalks near your property
• Keep fire hydrants and storm drains clear of snow
• Shovel a spot for your waste carts, or place them in the driveway one foot from the curb
• Move parked cars off the streets to make room for snow plows and emergency vehicles
• Clear storm drains without a shovel (video)

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