Public Works News

City crews are scheduled to plow and treat streets in 12-hour rotating shifts from Tues., Feb. 19, through Fri., Feb. 22, as another round of snow and freezing drizzle moves through the area. Streets are expected to become slick after snow begins Tuesday as pavement temperatures fall below freezing, and they will remain slick through the Wednesday morning commute. Use caution if traveling during this timeframe.

City crews completed plowing and treating residential streets early Saturday evening. Lee’s Summit received only a dusting late Saturday night and overnight into Sunday, and a small crew will be working until noon on Sun., Feb. 17, to address any issues which may arise.

 

City crews have completed plowing and treating primary and secondary streets, and will be plowing and treating residential streets today, Sat., Feb. 16. It may take up to 32.5 hours after the accumulating snow ended on Friday for crews to plow and treat all streets in the city, and the goal is to be complete by 12:09 a.m. on Sun., Feb. 17. Some snow will continue to be packed to streets even after being plowed and treated.

City crews are scheduled to plow and treat streets throughout the weekend and into early next week as several rounds of snow, freezing drizzle, and more snow move through the area. Crews are scheduled on 12-hour rotating shifts from Fri., Feb. 15, through Mon., Feb. 18. Periods of heavy snow are expected throughout the day Friday, followed by freezing drizzle, and streets are expected to be slick. Depending on total snow accumulations, it may take crews from 32.5...

City crews completed treating all primary, secondary and residential streets on Sun., Feb. 10. The salt treatment, warmer temperatures and traffic will continue to help break up remaining ice/sleet.