I appreciate the snow removal services provided by the City. After today's snow, I noticed that the lower part of our street was clear but the cul-de-sac was not. This is the first time this has occurred. As the snow season begins I thought I would check in to make sure that it is planned that the cul-de-sac will normally receive the same services as the rest of the street. Thank you.
The snow in Brookstone Ct. should be plowed to the back of the court between 3400 and 3404 (see attached photo). Otherwise over 2/3 of the court will simply ice over with traffic and sub-freezing temperatures through the weekend. Also, this was previously requested on 1/5. After the request, the driver did a great job throughout January, so thanks to him! I think he drove truck # 4940. Just need to continue plowing to the correct spot.
During the last snow, this road was missed during the removal process. We want to confirm that this is a street that is maintained byt he city.
Every year, salt and snow removal consistently stops before the end of Cherokee Drive and our driveway - the photo included shows the street where the salt stops and where our driveway begins. I'm submitting this to ask that snow plows and salt trucks go at least to the end of Cherokee Drive. Thanks.
thick snow currently prevents traffic flow through neighborhood
Streets in this area are in need of snow removal if possible! Thank you very much. High street also could use plowing when and if you are able.
Heavy snow has rendered streets impassable
Snow pile at end of driveway. I am a teacher and over 65 and it will be near imposible to get out of my driveway with the way the snow is piled. Anyway to get it broken up? Cul-de-Sac and gift of the plowing - I appreciate you all but...
Hello -- Dunn Street (as it intersects Dodds street) needs snow plowed. It is Dunn street beside 434 E Dodds st, as shown in the map above.
I spend multiple hours over multiple days clearing the piles of snow that were plowed into my driveway by the City plows in my cul de sac. Yesterday, I had cleared it all. Then, a plow came and blocked half of my driveway again while also fully covering my mailbox as to be completely inaccessible. The end of my street would have been in better condition if it had never been plowed. If the drivers are unwilling or unable to move the snow into the areas between houses, then why bother doing it at all? I'm only requesting some common sense here. I appreciate the road crews, but if the turning radius is too tight for the plow to even function, then maybe only plow the straightaways.