This page will be activated during the city's response to a significant snow event,
which requires an accumulation of at least four inches of snow.
The status of the public street plow routes are provided for the snow event beginning on the following date: 2/21/2009
Snowplowing activities are no longer being tracked at this time.
Routes will be completed with no further updates.
This page was last updated at 4/9/09
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Snow Route *Completed* |
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The city’s intial response in all snow and ice events is to clear 94 miles of major streets. After handling the major streets, city crews then clear 200 miles of residential streets. The route schedule is determined by many factors, and is not usually in numerical sequential order, e.g., route 7 may be cleared after route 9, etc.
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Sign up for free, automatic e-mail updates to the city's snow page through GovDelivery.
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A snow emergency notification is also posted on the city's home Web page at www.a2gov.org and announced over CTN cable channel 16.