Snow Control Updates

Snow Control Update, 9 a.m. Feb. 24

Plowing and sanding residential roads is now complete. The Snow Event is now over and on-street parking can resume. 

Sidewalk plowing on primary routes is ongoing but moving slowly as we had to redo some areas. 

 

Snow Control Update, Feb, 23, 4 p.m.

Plowing of residential roads is nearly complete. Sanding will continue overnight.

Sidewalk and bus stop clearing are still on-going and will continue into the night. 

On-street parking is still prohibited.

When you’re clearing your driveway and walkways, please throw your snow in your yard, not on the street.

Snow Control Update, 9 a.m. Feb. 23

Crews are plowing secondary and residential roads. This will continue throughout the day. 

Bus stops, facilities and primary road sidewalks are being cleared and salted. This will take time and will continue throughout the day. 

Snowplows are wide and the operators’ field of vision is restricted; keep your distance and watch for sudden stops or turns.

There is still no on-street parking until the event has been declared over. Vehicles parked on the street will be ticketed or towed.

Snow Event Declared for Feb. 22

A Snow Event has been declared and will begin at 9 p.m. tonight, Feb. 22. All on-street parking is prohibited until the event is over.

Vehicles parked on-street during a Snow Event may be ticketed or towed.

During the winter season, the City of Burlington maintains 1,900 lane kilometres of roads, 850 kilometres of sidewalks, 30km of pathway, 706 bus stops and 44 parking lots.

Residents can assist in the quick and efficient removal of snow from our streets and sidewalks by removing cars parked on the street during or after a snowfall and by giving snowplows distance to clear the snow and ice when driving.

Snow Control Update, Jan. 26 Snow Event is Over

The Snow Event has been cancelled and on-street parking can resume as of 5 p.m., Jan. 26.

Small areas of clean-up are still happening.

Please do not shovel your snow onto roads, sidewalks or pathways.

Thank you for your patience.