The Large amounts of snow, broken water mains, freezing of snow and ice has hampered the Cities removal of snow. Good intentions from those with snow plows have covered up fire hydrants, which caused delays in the snow removal as we had to attend to uncovering those first, for public safety. We also experienced snow being pushed back into the street once the City cleaned it. City Crews have been out all hours of the nite and weekends attending to the snow and also with the County crews , The Honor Camp and Community Service pitching in. We are asking, if possible, to move snow to your property. The City is does not have the man power and or equipment to handle the large amounts of snow. Banding together as a Community, helping our neighbors and patience this winter will make this needed moisture bearable. Thank you, Mayor Van Camp
Considering how intense this storm was, I think the city crews did an exceptional job today! Thanks guys!
I put salt on my sidewalk and driveway…it stayed wet and snow-free.
You put sand on your road…but blame not having the “power and equipment to handle” it.
How about using the right tool for the job. Let me help you with a hint.
Salt.
You’re welcome.
PS. The ‘City Crews” aren’t the problem…right tool for the right job. Boom. Drops Mic. Walks off stage.