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Deputy director unveils updated snow-removal webpage and priority-route map

Parks and Public Works Committee · March 19, 2026
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Summary

Deputy Director Bennett previewed a new snow-removal webpage with a three-tier route map (priority A routes for emergency access, B arterials, C neighborhood streets), FAQs and operational expectations; Mayor Mayhew and council members praised the tool as timely and helpful during a recent snow event.

Deputy Director Bennett demonstrated the city’s updated snow-removal webpage, including a revised map that divides roads into three prioritized groups (A priority routes for emergency access, B arterials such as Eagle Lake Drive, and C neighborhood streets) and an FAQ explaining standards and what residents can expect.

Bennett said the page also links to the full snow-and-ice removal plan and a larger route map, and that a de-icing section will be added. He framed the update as intended to help residents set expectations and reduce confusion during storms.

Mayor Mayhew said the webpage was posted before a recent storm and received strong resident use and social-media references, calling it an “astounding success.” Council members expressed support for publishing the pavement-management materials in a similar format for resident access.

The committee accepted the update as informational and will schedule additional public-facing presentations and web posts as needed.