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Business Licensing Community Development Curbside Recycling Justice Court Recreation Parks Personnel Department Public Works Utilities SNOW REMOVAL Frequently asked questions about snow removal. Q: When are snow plows sent out to plow? A: The plow operators are dispatched when there is an accumulation of one inch or more on the roadway, and stay out until the roads are safe. they are responsible for 60+ miles of city roads, some of which require four to eight passes.
Q: Which streets are plowed first? A: Snow plows clear all major collector streets serving emergency facilities and heavy traffic first. After those roads are cleared, the plows begin clearing subdivisions streets serving schools,City offices, etc. Finally, all other city roads, included dead-ends and cul-de-sacs are plowed. |
Q: When do I need to move my parked cars off the street?A: City ordinance requires residents to move their vehicles off of the street while there is an accumulation of snow or ice on the roadway. Vehicles parked on the roadway make it very difficult to plow the roads effectively.
Q: What can I do if I am elderly and cant shovel snow? A: Contact Salt Lake Aging Services at 978-2452 for more information.
Q: Who do I contact for information on snow removal, or in case of problems? A: Contact the Public Works Department at 483-6045 |