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Snow Event #7 March 16, 2020 @ 0638
March 16, 2020 - 6:39am #Snow & Ice
- Saskatoon recently experienced:
Moderate Snowfall
- Crews are:
Applying de-icing materials on priority 1 streets (freeway, access to emergency services and hospitals and major roadways)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 2 streets (busy roadways such as Broadway Avenue or Fairlight Drive)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 3 streets (Main streets and schools, remainder of arterials and collectors)
Plowing and grading priority streets
Grading high-traffic sidewalks and pathways
- Messages for the public:
Crews work throughout the winter season, 24/7, to apply de-icing materials along priority streets and at trouble intersections. Plowing or grading occurs as required.
Snow plows and graders are slow moving. We ask that drivers to please pass equipment slowly and safely.
The City has employed the use of contractors to help address problem areas.
- Next update:
4:00 p.m.
- More information:
SNOW & ICE UPDATE - March 15, 2020 3:30 p.m.
March 15, 2020 - 3:31pm #Snow & Ice
- Saskatoon recently experienced:
Moderate Snowfall
- Crews are:
Applying de-icing materials on priority 1 streets (freeway, access to emergency services and hospitals and major roadways)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 2 streets (busy roadways such as Broadway Avenue or Fairlight Drive)
- Messages for the public:
Snow plows and graders are slow moving. We ask that drivers to please pass equipment slowly and safely.
The City has employed the use of contractors to help address problem areas.
Follow our progress during a snow event by using our online map and learn more about the Snow & Ice Program at saskatoon.ca
- Next update:
March 16 at 7:00 a.m.
- More information:
SNOW & ICE UPDATE - March 15, 2020 8:15 a.m.
March 15, 2020 - 8:07am #Snow & Ice
- Saskatoon recently experienced:
Moderate Snowfall
- Crews are:
Applying de-icing materials on priority 1 streets (freeway, access to emergency services and hospitals and major roadways)
Plowing and grading priority streets
- Messages for the public:
Snow plows and graders are slow moving. We ask that drivers to please pass equipment slowly and safely.
The City has employed the use of contractors to help address problem areas.
Follow our progress during a snow event by using our online map and learn more about the Snow & Ice Program at saskatoon.ca
- Next update:
4:00 p.m.
- More information:
SNOW AND ICE UPDATE- January 20th, 6:30am
January 20, 2020 - 6:33am #Snow & Ice
- Saskatoon recently experienced:
Moderate Snowfall
- Crews are:
Applying de-icing materials on priority 1 streets (freeway, access to emergency services and hospitals and major roadways)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 2 streets (busy roadways such as Broadway Avenue or Fairlight Drive)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 3 streets (Main streets and schools, remainder of arterials and collectors)
Plowing and grading priority streets
Grading high-traffic sidewalks and pathways
- Messages for the public:
Crews work throughout the winter season, 24/7, to apply de-icing materials along priority streets and at trouble intersections. Plowing or grading occurs as required.
Snow plows and graders are slow moving. We ask that drivers to please pass equipment slowly and safely.
The City has employed the use of contractors to help address problem areas.
Follow our progress during a snow event by using our online map and learn more about the Snow & Ice Program at saskatoon.ca
- Next update:
2:00pm
- More information:
SNOW AND ICE UPDATE- January 19th, 2:00pm
January 19, 2020 - 2:09pm #Snow & Ice
- Saskatoon recently experienced:
Moderate Snowfall
- Crews are:
Applying de-icing materials on priority 1 streets (freeway, access to emergency services and hospitals and major roadways)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 2 streets (busy roadways such as Broadway Avenue or Fairlight Drive)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 3 streets (Main streets and schools, remainder of arterials and collectors)
Plowing and grading priority streets
Grading high-traffic sidewalks and pathways
- Messages for the public:
Crews work throughout the winter season, 24/7, to apply de-icing materials along priority streets and at trouble intersections. Plowing or grading occurs as required.
Snow plows and graders are slow moving. We ask that drivers to please pass equipment slowly and safely.
The City has employed the use of contractors to help address problem areas.
Follow our progress during a snow event by using our online map and learn more about the Snow & Ice Program at saskatoon.ca
- Next update:
6:30 a.m.
- More information:
SNOW AND ICE UPDATE- January 19th, 6:30am
January 19, 2020 - 6:30am #Snow & Ice
- Saskatoon recently experienced:
Moderate Snowfall
- Crews are:
Applying de-icing materials on priority 1 streets (freeway, access to emergency services and hospitals and major roadways)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 2 streets (busy roadways such as Broadway Avenue or Fairlight Drive)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 3 streets (Main streets and schools, remainder of arterials and collectors)
Plowing and grading priority streets
Grading high-traffic sidewalks and pathways
- Messages for the public:
Crews work throughout the winter season, 24/7, to apply de-icing materials along priority streets and at trouble intersections. Plowing or grading occurs as required.
Snow plows and graders are slow moving. We ask that drivers to please pass equipment slowly and safely.
The City has employed the use of contractors to help address problem areas.
Follow our progress during a snow event by using our online map and learn more about the Snow & Ice Program at saskatoon.ca
- Next update:
2:00pm
- More information:
SNOW AND ICE UPDATE- January 18th, 2:00pm
January 18, 2020 - 2:01pm #Snow & Ice
- Saskatoon recently experienced:
Moderate Snowfall
- Crews are:
Applying de-icing materials on priority 1 streets (freeway, access to emergency services and hospitals and major roadways)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 2 streets (busy roadways such as Broadway Avenue or Fairlight Drive)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 3 streets (Main streets and schools, remainder of arterials and collectors)
Plowing and grading priority streets
Grading high-traffic sidewalks and pathways
- Messages for the public:
Crews work throughout the winter season, 24/7, to apply de-icing materials along priority streets and at trouble intersections. Plowing or grading occurs as required.
Snow plows and graders are slow moving. We ask that drivers to please pass equipment slowly and safely.
The City has employed the use of contractors to help address problem areas.
Follow our progress during a snow event by using our online map and learn more about the Snow & Ice Program at saskatoon.ca
- Next update:
6:30 a.m.
- More information:
SNOW AND ICE UPDATE- January 18th, 6:30am
January 18, 2020 - 6:36am #Snow & Ice
- Saskatoon recently experienced:
Moderate Snowfall
- Crews are:
Applying de-icing materials on priority 1 streets (freeway, access to emergency services and hospitals and major roadways)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 2 streets (busy roadways such as Broadway Avenue or Fairlight Drive)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 3 streets (Main streets and schools, remainder of arterials and collectors)
Plowing and grading priority streets
Grading high-traffic sidewalks and pathways
- Messages for the public:
Crews work throughout the winter season, 24/7, to apply de-icing materials along priority streets and at trouble intersections. Plowing or grading occurs as required.
Snow plows and graders are slow moving. We ask that drivers to please pass equipment slowly and safely.
The City has employed the use of contractors to help address problem areas.
Follow our progress during a snow event by using our online map and learn more about the Snow & Ice Program at saskatoon.ca
- Next update:
2:00pm
- More information:
SNOW AND ICE UPDATE- January 14th, 2:00pm
January 14, 2020 - 1:58pm #Snow & Ice
- Saskatoon recently experienced:
Moderate Snowfall
- Crews are:
Applying de-icing materials on priority 1 streets (freeway, access to emergency services and hospitals and major roadways)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 2 streets (busy roadways such as Broadway Avenue or Fairlight Drive)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 3 streets (Main streets and schools, remainder of arterials and collectors)
Plowing and grading priority streets
Grading high-traffic sidewalks and pathways
- Messages for the public:
Crews work throughout the winter season, 24/7, to apply de-icing materials along priority streets and at trouble intersections. Plowing or grading occurs as required.
Snow plows and graders are slow moving. We ask that drivers to please pass equipment slowly and safely.
The City has employed the use of contractors to help address problem areas.
Follow our progress during a snow event by using our online map and learn more about the Snow & Ice Program at saskatoon.ca
- More information:
SNOW AND ICE UPDATE- January 14th, 6:30am
January 14, 2020 - 6:32am #Snow & Ice
- Saskatoon recently experienced:
Moderate Snowfall
- Crews are:
Applying de-icing materials on priority 1 streets (freeway, access to emergency services and hospitals and major roadways)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 2 streets (busy roadways such as Broadway Avenue or Fairlight Drive)
Applying de-icing materials on priority 3 streets (Main streets and schools, remainder of arterials and collectors)
Plowing and grading priority streets
Grading high-traffic sidewalks and pathways
- Messages for the public:
Crews work throughout the winter season, 24/7, to apply de-icing materials along priority streets and at trouble intersections. Plowing or grading occurs as required.
Snow plows and graders are slow moving. We ask that drivers to please pass equipment slowly and safely.
The City has employed the use of contractors to help address problem areas.
Follow our progress during a snow event by using our online map and learn more about the Snow & Ice Program at saskatoon.ca
- Next update:
2:00pm
- More information: