Overview
- Public Works said a majority of city streets have been treated with salt, yet many still require plowing and multiple passes to reach bare pavement.
- Crews began focusing Monday on side streets, alleys, and residential roads after clearing most main arteries over the weekend.
- Since Saturday, 40 trucks went in for maintenance and 33 returned, leaving 57 trucks and 13 reserve units active compared with higher preseason totals.
- Residents in neighborhoods including St. Clair and Perry South reported snow-covered blocks and difficulty reaching city crews for service.
- Director Chris Hornstein said most streets are "passable," noted the city has been running 40 to 48 plows every 12 hours, and projected bare pavement citywide by Wednesday.