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South Ogden urges residents to clear gutters and follow winter parking rules ahead of storms

South Ogden City Update · December 3, 2024
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Summary

City update warns residents to keep storm drains clear, avoid on-street parking during storms (midnight–7 a.m. or 24 hours after), and take steps to prevent frozen pipes as plow operations ramp up.

Russ Porter delivered the city update on Dec. 2, 2024, urging residents to keep gutters and storm drains free of leaves and debris to protect stormwater flow and reduce localized flooding. He relayed a Public Works request that helps the city's plow crews operate more safely during storms.

Porter warned that winter street-parking restrictions prohibit on-street parking between midnight and 7 a.m. while a storm is occurring or for 24 hours after a storm so snowplows can clear travel lanes and then return to plow closer to curbs. "Please just get your cars off the street in the winter when there's snow forecast are happening," Porter said, emphasizing both driver and plow-operator safety.

He described typical plow operations — an initial pass to open the main travel lane followed by later curb-to-curb work — and asked residents not to shovel or blow snow back into the road after it has been plowed. Porter also urged clearing sidewalks for pedestrians and reminded homeowners to plan to prevent frozen pipes as temperatures fall.