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City Crews Preparing for Potential Freezing Rain Tonight

The City's crews are preparing for potential freezing rain tonight, Saturday, Jan. 11, and overnight into Sunday, Jan. 12. Crews have been working throughout today to finish a second round of residential streets as well as additional clean-up, and are expected to continue working overnight into tomorrow; however, they will return to treating primary streets as necessary if freezing rain occurs. While there is salt on streets from the past week, streets may still get slick and drivers should use caution especially on elevated surfaces such as bridges and overpasses.

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