Latest Snow & Ice Control Updates

City crews treated streets with salt throughout the day today, Wed., Feb. 12, and will continue treating streets tonight and overnight into Thurs., Feb. 13. Temperatures stayed above freezing for most of the day, keeping streets mostly wet; however, temperatures are expected to drop rapidly overnight causing wet streets to refreeze. Low temperatures and negative wind chills overnight will limit the effectiveness of salt. The Thursday morning commute is expected to be slick and residents should use caution while traveling. The City will continue to monitor the weather and update its response accordingly.​

City crews are scheduled to begin working early Wed., Feb. 12, and will continue working overnight into Thurs., Feb. 13, as another winter storm is forecast for the area. Snow is expected to begin early Wednesday morning, possibly changing over to rain in the afternoon as temperatures rise above freezing, and then changing back to snow Wednesday evening and overnight into Thursday as temperatures drop. Read More -->

City crews are scheduled to begin treating streets with salt at 7 p.m. tonight, Tues., Jan. 28, and will continue overnight into Wed., Jan. 29. Light snow is expected overnight, and depending on snow accumulations, crews may need to plow and treat streets. Streets may be slick during the Wednesday morning commute and residents should use caution while traveling particularly on elevated surfaces such as bridges and overpasses.

Temperatures are expected to be at or above freezing Wednesday afternoon, helping to melt any snow from streets. Warmer temperatures are forecast for the rest of the week.

The City will continue to monitor the weather forecast and update its response accordingly.

City crews continue to plow and treat residential streets today, Sat., Jan. 25, and anticipate being complete by noon. Warmer temperatures this afternoon should help to melt any remaining snow pack from streets.